John Targitt Man-Stalker No. 2 Cover by Frank Thorne

April 12, 2026|In General

Atlas/Seaboard was a short-lived comic company owned by Martin Goodman after he left Marvel. Producing a couple dozen titles, none lasted beyond four issues.

Tom Brevoort has done a review of this book that I could in no way, shape or form equal, so here’s a link to it. Go nuts.

I picked it to colour because it’s a freaking great illustration by Frank Thorne that doesn’t have boobs hanging out everywhere.


John Targitt Man Stalker 2 published by Atlas Seaboard

As published.

John Targitt Man Stalker 2 cover illustration by Frank Thorne

Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.

John Targitt Man Stalker 2 production art by Scott Dutton

Art made production ready.

John Targitt Man Stalker 2 cover colouring by Scott Dutton

New colour version.

John Targitt Man Stalker 2 4 cover trade dress by Scott Dutton

Re-created and new trade dress added.



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