History Characters / AgentsOfAtlasOriginal

During the 1950s, no FBI Agent had as distinguished a career as Jimmy Woo, the prime agent involved in battling the villainy of the Yellow Claw. Reborn 50 years later he is now the head of the Atlas Foundation and the Agents of Atlas.

* ApparentlyHumanMerfolk: Like Namor, thanks to her human half she has the skin color of a human, besides her pointy ears and superpowers.
* BackFromTheDead: After being dead for several decades, she was brought back by the other agents of Atlas.
* DistaffCounterpart: For her cousin.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Sure, she's not as ruthless as her cousin, but she can be pretty brutal when it comes to defending the oceans.
* FlyingBrick: Like Namor, she can fly fast and hit very hard.
* KissingCousins: Yes, she and her cousin Namor did kiss and almost married, until it was revealed the marriage was a manipulation by one of Namor's counselors. They remain close, though.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Her father was an unnamed Atlantean prince while her mother was a human woman.
* HumanPopsicle: Supposedly dead for years, the team finds out she'd simply been preserved. She wasn't terribly happy with Namor for never bothering to ''check''.
* MamaBear: Remember that mention of being Namorita's mom? She was understandably just a teeny bit '''pissed''' about her daughter's death in ''Civil War'', and her subsequent vilification.
* MsFanservice: To go with her cousin's status as MrFanservice, Namora walks around in what's essentially a swimsuit with an opening for her cleavage, with her toned legs on display.
* MySuitIsAlsoSuper: Her Agents of Atlas uniform is a customized Uranian space suit Bob gave her. Among other things, while wearing it she doesn't need to use the bathroom.
* NotBloodSiblings: Her father was actually adopted by Namor's grandparents.
* PrettyPrincessPowerhouse: An Atlantean princess that can kick ass just as much as her cousin.
* RedIsHeroic: Her original outfit was red.
* StatuesqueStunner: Officially listed at 5'11"/180cm tall.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: She's the Tomboy to Venus's Girly Girl. She was also the Tomboy to Blonde Phantom's Girly Girl while both were part of Nick Fury's 1959 Black Ops. Initiative.
* WalkingSwimsuitScene: She always wears what's essentially a wetsuit.

->See Characters/IronManEnemies

* DoesNotLikeShoes: She goes around barefoot.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Like Namora she prefers to walk barefoot.

* GodivaHair: She seldom wore a shirt so her hair covered her breasts.

* {{Retcon}}: M-11's original origin had him reprogrammed to kill his creator, then kiling the man responsible for that before walking off into the night to find more people to kill. ''Agents of Atlas'' changed this a little, removing the guy who reprogrammed him, instead having him be built by the Golden Claw and his creator, trying to forestall robot-murderyness, doing a bit of BrainUploading to give M-11 a conscience.

* FishOutOfTemporalWater: A side-effect of being rebooted from a young man in the 50s to a young man in the 00s is he takes time to adjust. Sometimes it's humorous, such as thinking San Francisco's being evacuated when it's just normal heavy traffic, sometimes it's not, when he thinks a man's drawing a gun when he's actually [[LookOutHesGotAWallet getting his phone out]].

* AmbiguousDisorder: On his return in ''Agents of Atlas'', Bob's general... alienness has been played up. While some of it comes from being raised by the distinctly inhuman (but not Inhuman) Uranians, it's also been there since he was a child, having no reaction to his dad bundling him into a spaceship.

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!!3-D Man II

-> See Characters/Avengers2000sMembers

* TheChick: Her role with the Agents of Atlas, being usually a non-combatant who provides support.

The daughter of an Atlantean man and a surface woman, Namora is the cousin of Namor and, like him, is one of Marvel's first mutants.

* RetCon: For most of the character's history, she was presumed to be the real Venus, just like Thor, Hercules, or Marvel's other SuperheroGods. Declaring her to just be a siren was a major recon.

** Briefly succeeded as Marvel Boy by Wendell Vaughn.

* {{Retcon}}: In the 70s, Bob supposedly went insane, renamed himself the Crusader, attacked the Fantastic Four, and then died when the Quantum Bands he was wielding overloaded. Come 2006, this was revealed to be an unknown Eternal who'd been altered to look like Bob.

3-D Man is a classic Marvel superhero. In the 1950s, NASA test pilot Chuck Chandler was flying an experimental plane when he ran into some Skrulls, who captured him. In trying to escape, Chuck destroyed their ship but was exposed to mysterious radiation. When found by his brother Ray, Chuck suddenly disappeared. He had in fact become transformed into a two-dimensional being, stuck in his brother's glasses. When Ray concentrated, he was able to summon Chuck, now the mighty 3-D Man.

Although his character is essentially a 50's hero, he was created in the 1970s for the comic series, Marvel Premiere.

* LegacyCharacter: Noh-Varr of the Young Avengers took his old codename of Marvel Boy for a time.

!!! '''First Appearance:''' Menace #11 (May, 1954)

* HumanMomNonHumanDad: Her father was an unnamed Atlantean prince while her mother was a human woman.

Although his character is essentially a 50's hero, he was created in the 1970's for the comic series, Marvel Premiere.

* AndIMustScream: The incident that gives Charles the powers of 3-D Man also leave him a two-dimensional being stuck inside his brother's glasses, and he stays that way for decades. It wasn't until the events of ''Kang War'' that Triathalon's actions freed Charles, allowing him to live a normal life again.

* RetiredBadass: By the modern day, both Chandler brothers have stepped down from active heroing.

Daughter of an Atlantean man and a surface woman. The Golden Age hero Namora is cousin to Namor and, like him, is one of Marvel's first mutants. She is currently working under Jimmy Woo with the Agents of Atlas.

* GodivaHair: She almost never wore a shirt so her hair covered her breasts.

* OlderThanSheLooks: Obviously, as an immortal, she's far far older than she looks; but also from a meta standpoint, since she's a relatively obscure Golden Age comics character, revived in modern comics. Apart from her involvement with the Agents of Atlas, she also had a brief encounter with [[Comicbook/TheMightyThor Thor]] and the [[Comicbook/MarvelTheLostGeneration First Line]] during the Sixties.

* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Venus is able to alter her form at will limited only by her imagination and desire. Because Venus enjoys her current form, she usually only shifts her hair color and clothing.

A classic 1950 hero, Robert Grayson, using bands given to him by rogue Eternals, would find a never ending battle against the forces of evil. Years later, he returned to aid the Agents of Atlas.

* {{Retcon}}: In the 70s, Bob supposedly went insane, renamed himself the Crusader, attacked the Fantastic Four and then died when the Quantum Bands he was wielding overloaded. Come 2006, this was revealed to be an unknown Eternal who'd been altered to look like Bob.
* TheSmartGuy: He's most intelligent of the Agents of Atlas.

A former mercenary that came stuck in the body of a huge gorilla due to a curse. He is one of Marvel's oldest characters and recently became a member of the Agents of Atlas.

* OneSteveLimit: The Gorilla-Man alias has also been used by the lesser known villain Arthur Nagan, a MadScientist who placed his head on a gorilla's body.

A human consciousness within the metallic body of a humanoid robot, better known as M-11, teammember of the Agents of Atlas.

* BewareTheQuietOnes: He's a killer robot who does not speak most of the time, but he's also the member of the team most willing to kill enemies or just opponents in a moment's notice. Case and point, when he burned the flesh off of Wolverine's arm just after immediately meeting him when it was meant to be a kill shot.
* TheBigGuy: Tallest, most resilient and best armed member of the original agents.

Mr. Lao is a man who gained eternal life by being cursed into a "lung dragon". He's got an important role in Atlas Foundation serving as a advisor for its khans during many centuries, including Jimmy Woo and his Inner Circle of allies, the Agents of Atlas.

Derek is a Wakandan-born who entered SHIELD at the recommendation of the Black Panther. In his first appearance he recruits Scorpion and then becomes her field handler. Later, He became an associate of the Agents of Atlas.

* EverythingIsBetterWithMonkeys: Especially when they're immortal and can talk.

* EnthrallingSiren: She's a Siren whose CompellingVoice can enchant almost anyone who hears her.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: He's a killer robot who does not speak most of the time, but he's also the member of the team most willing to kill enemies or just opponents in a moment's notice. Case and point, when he burned the flesh off of Wolverine's arm just after immediately meeting him when it was meant to be a kill shot.

* OlderThanSheLooks: Obviously, as an immortal, she's far far older than she looks; but also from a meta standpoint, since she's a relatively obscure Golden Age comics character, revived in modern comics. Apart from her involvement with the Agents of Atlas, she also had a brief encounter with Comicbook/{{Thor}} and the [[Comicbook/MarvelTheLostGeneration First Line]] during the Sixties.

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