| Alias |
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| Agents of Atlas | |
| Nick Name | |
| 1950's Avengers | |
| 1950's Avengers | |
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3-D Man |
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| Agents of Atlas | |
| Occupation | |
| Alliance of super-powered and non-powered heroes. | |
| Legal Status | |
| Not sanctioned by the United States government. | |
| Nation or Planet of Origin | |
| Earth | |
| Group Alliances | |
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| Base of Operations | |
| Temple of Atlas, San Francisco, California | |
| Accessories | |
| Resources of the Atlas Foundation. | |
| Common Enemies | |
| Golden Claw | |
| Regularly Appearing | |
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Agents of Atlas Vol. 1 Marvel: The Lost Generation What If? Vol. 1 |
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| First Appearance | |
| What If? Vol. 1 #9 (June, 1978) | |
| Creator | |
| Donald Glut, Roy Thomas & Alan Kupperberg | |
| Origin | |
| Over half a century ago F.B.I. agent
Jimmy Woo
recruited a team of superhuman heroes to rescue President Eisenhower from
the Golden Claw, a villainous mandarin derisively labeled the "Yellow Claw."
After a short stint under team name Avengers, the team was disbanded by a
paranoid United States government. After much time the team was once again formed to stop the machinations of the Golden Claw, only to discover that they had been manipulated by the ancient mandarin as a test to prepare Woo to become his successor as the Khan of the Eternal Empire. With the vast resources of the Atlas Foundation and the support of his superhuman allies, Woo formalized their status as the Agents of Atlas. |
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