On the verge of recorded history, the island continent of Atlantis was home to a vast empire. From there, the lords of the western ocean—descended from Poseidon—made war on the rest of the world, until a brave resistance of ancient Egyptians, proto-Greeks, and Amazons drove them back. After a last cataclysmic struggle, the gods punished them for their hubris, and cast Atlantis into the sea. In this beautifully illustrated fiction, Phil Masters makes the legendary city-state seem tantalizingly real, presenting a military and political "history" of Atlantis as though it actually happened.