CREATOR

Name: Charlton Comics (American comics corporation).
Personal dates: Founded in 1946 as a division of Charlton Publications. Stopped in 1985. Founders were Ed Levy and John Santangelo.
Other creations: Too numerous to mention here. Please look under Charlton in the Creators section.
Successors: None.
Comments: Charlton published stories from all genres of the comic book universe. The company was known for its low-budget activities that included the publishing of previously unpublished material from bygone companies.

 

 

MAIN STORY

The series premiered in 1967. Stopped in 1969 after 13 issues.

The starring character is the Greek demigod Heracles (often misnamed Hercules which is the Roman variation), who was the son of Zeus. In the Greek mythology he is famous for his immense strength and for solving 12 labours. In the series he deals with these plus numerous other jobs which he receives from kings allover the ancient world.

The full title of the series is Adventures of the Man-God Hercules.

 

 

MAIN CHARACTER


Hercules

 

 

GALLERY
(presenting the front covers from 6 random issues)

#2 - 1967
#4 - 1968
#5 - 1968

#7 - 1968
#10 - 1969
#13 - 1969

 

 

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