Captain Atom No. 90 (1967) Cover by Steve Ditko
With this cover for the unpublished Captain Atom No. 90, the art by Steve Ditko is in very good condition, but the logos are in poor condition. Pieces are missing, some are damaged, and there are dropouts of fine lines from the production process. Another one Charlton left unpublished, to be later included in The Charlton Bullseye, Volume 1, Nos. 1 and 2. Also collected by DC in The Action Heroes Archive 2.
Scan of the original art.
The art has been been cleaned up with a couple of minor corrections.
Trade dress and story title added.
Colour.
The Charlton Bullseye No. 1 Cover by Al Milgrom
When the story did see print finally, it was with this cover by Milgrom showing a definite Jim Starlin influence.
Charlton Bullseye No. 1.
Cleaned-up art.
Trade dress and story title added.
Colour.
Bonus Page
Twomorrows’ Back Issue also used Milgrom’s cover for one of their Charlton Comics-themed issues.
Back Issue No. 79. Colour by Glenn Whitmore.
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