In the late 1950's, The U.S. Government let FBI Special Agent Jimmy Woo forge a team of unlikely heroes: Together they stormed the fortress of a criminal mastermind to rescue President Eisenhower, and the group disbanded soon after. Now almost 50 years later, an unauthorized S.H.I.E.L.D. mission goes down in flames, and from the ashes arise forces from the Golden Age of Marvel!
By the end of the book, you know that you're in the hands of a new maestro. My hope is that Agents of Atlas will one day have a crossover with Birds of Prey so Bob's technology can fix Babs Gordon's spine. Read Full Review
As I stated in the beginning, this is just a fun read. It's also very accessible to anyone. You don't need to know who did what, where and when. The story starts right off, and you're there for the ride. Well, this is one ride I want to be on for a long time and not just for six issues. But for the next six issues I'm going to be recommending this book to everyone I know. It looks like Marvel has struck gold once again, but this time it sure feels like Silver to me. Read Full Review
I really don't know if there's enough here to grab the attention of someone who has no chuffing idea who the Human Robot and Venus are, but even so a good, if not exactly A-list, creative team, an interesting cast and a fascinating premise together result in a promising first issue. Read Full Review
Not a good backstory, but the team and the main plot are good.
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