The Champions 2 & 3, Marvel Comics, cover-dated January & February 1976.
"Whom the Gods Would Join," by Tony Isabella, with art by Don Heck & John Tartaglione.
and
"Assault on Olympus!" by Tony Isabella & Bill Mantlo, with art by George Tuska & Vince Colletta.
What happens when Professor Alan revisits the swingin' seventies, as The Champions wrap up their first storyline? Can the powers of teamwork, love, & forgiveness emerge victorious over deception and deviltry?
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