Covers and Stories that never happened

Mr. Monster vs Mars Attacks
The Munsters
The Phantom from his 1940s movie serial.

First up, Green Lama and the Domino Lady. DL is pretty much the very first masked heroine who had her own stories in the 1930s. She had about a dozen stories in all. The Green Lama had a pulp series, radio series and comic books.



I recognize some of the names and characters in the "photos" but not all. Nor do I know who the three looking them over are. I think that they and the other photos are characters who have been created in the past 30-40 years and set in "pulp adventure" type universes.
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Captain Sprocket from one of the Archie Comics lines of the 1960s.

Veronica as Miss Vanity is a relatively new identity for Veronica. When Archie and the gang originally became superheroes in the 1960s, Veronica was left out, usually playing the damsel in distress role. She didn't become Ms. Vanity or Miss Vanity until 1996 in Archie's Super Teens #$

Atoma, only one appearance. joe Palooka Comics 15
Origin
Atoma was a historian from the year 2446. While it may have looked like a peaceful utopia at first glance, a more careful examination revealed an authoritarian society where travel is restricted and the "Mighty Chief" and his soldiers ruthlessly crack down on dissent and abuse their power with impunity.

Dusty Rhodes, an ordinary 20th century kid, became a time traveler when a chemical experiment he conducted triggered an explosion that threw him 500 years into the future. Atoma knew of his arrival from reading his memoirs and was waiting for him. They teamed up to stop a robot riot, putting it to a halt with Dusty's slingshot.

Powers and Abilities
While Atoma has no super-powers, she does wear EDF (electronic directional flight) control nylon-xenton wings which allow her to fly.



Not exactly sure where they are pointing to for the Auxiliary Atom Fuel Tank. It's either her panties or her skirt.



Nice to spell it with two "M's" since I am sure there was also an Atoman.

Only Apollo was so important that he kept his own name.