Power of the Atom #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Atom faces a dramatic, rain-soaked confrontation on this September 1989 cover, where DC's size-changing hero — shown both at miniature scale in the corner logo and at fighting size on the main image — squares off against a massive, looming opponent whose grinning face dominates the right side of the composition. The story title "Wipe-Out!" blazes across the bottom in bold lettering, perfectly matching the kinetic energy of cover artists Graham Nolan and Brett Breeding's dynamic, debris-scattered scene. With Peyer, Nolan, and Wilson delivering the interior, this late-run issue of Power of the Atom looks like a genuinely satisfying showcase for Ray Palmer's underrated charm as a hero.
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Atom discovers the CIA is responsible for the death of Princess Laethwen (Sword of the Atom) and vows vengeance.
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