"When industrial sabotage causes an experiment in atomic energy to go awry, nuclear physicist Doctor Phillip Solar is transformed into a living atomic reactor! Now Doctor Solar uses his miraculous energy-based powers to protect the innocent and to thwart the diabolical machinations of the mysterious archcriminal known only as Nuro"--Dust jacket.

Empowered by a thermonuclear catastrophe, Doctor Solar commands the awesome forces of the universe. But in the aftershock of the cataclysm that created the Man of the Atom, ripples throughout space-time imbue one Whitmore Pickerel with the power to create life—which he uses to serve his selfish desires and reckless ambitions. But some of Pickerel's creations have power beyond his dreams and hungers beyond his control! An icon of heroic fiction, Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom returns to comics, written by superstar scribe Jim Shooter and illustrated by Roger Robinson (Batman: Gotham Knights) and Dennis Calero (X-Men Noir). This volume collects issues #1–#4 of the new Doctor Solar series, plus a story from Free Comic Book Day 2010.

Earth's prehistoric past flourishes in a lost valley where two young Native Americans, Turok and Andar, have become trapped. While they struggle to survive among the honkers (dinosaurs) and prehistoric human residents, they hold on to the hope that one day they will discover a way out of the valley and be reunited with their tribe. * In early 2008, a seventy-minute animated DVD titled "Turok, Son of Stone" was released by Classic Media. * This volume collects "Turok: Son of Stone" #7-#12.

This set coves the entire comic book run of the Doctor Spektor series from the 70s.

After his debut in October of 1962, Doctor Solar swiftly rose to join Magnus, Robot Fighter as one of Gold Key's most popular original heroes. Stunning painted covers sucked in even the most casual comics reader, and the source of Solar's astounding powers -- nuclear radiation -- addressed one of the biggest fears of the day. While the character has been reinvented in the decades since, his adventures in this archive of Gold Key and Wilson comics completes the body of work that formed his foundation. This collection restores and reprints issues #23 through 31 of the original Doctor Solar comic book series -- the revolutionary science-fiction adventure that gave birth to one of comics' most distinctive and beloved super heroes -- for the first time in over 40 years. His guest appearance in The Occult Files of Dr. Spektor #14 is also included, making this the biggest Doctor Solar volume of them all!

When he is accidentally transported to the spirit world by a washed-out ghost wrangler, Garth Hale discovers that the world's evil ruler wants his unique powers, so he teams up with some unlikely allies to find a way home.

Martian Manhunter tries to halt Marvin the MartianÕs determination for world domination. JÕonn is conflicted with his own Martian identity as he attempts to stop the hapless, determined Marvin from blowing Earth to bits in order to gain a clear view of Venus. And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters written by Jim Fanning with art by John Loter!

Doctor Solar faces a clever new nemesis named King Cybernoid, terrors from other dimensions, and electric aliens from Mars! This collection of sci-fi thrillers restores and reprints issues #23 to #31 of the original Doctor Solar comic-book series--the revolutionary superhero adventure series that gave birth to one of the industry's most distinctive and beloved characters. Solar's guest appearance in The Occult Files of Dr. Spektor #14 is also included, making this the biggest Doctor Solar Archives volume of them all! Foreword by Batton Lash (Supernatural Law)!

"Five ghosts created by Barbiere & Mooneyham."

"Solarman is the story of a superhero whose adventures are as exciting as the ones you see on television or in the movies. But he is a bit different from the others because he has a message to give-a message about solar energy. What he wants to tell us, in fact, is so important that it could mean the life or death of our planet Earth. Davos, who is called Solarman when he becomes a great baseball player, is always on the move. He rides in rockets and solar cars, plays baseball and gets involved in the CIA, travels to Los Angeles, Washington, and Spain." -- Page 4 of cover