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Brontosaurus (Gorgo issue #15) Triceratops (Gorgo issue #15) Chloryllfids (Gorgo issue #16) Giant squid (Gorgo issue #17) The Space Scourgers (Gorgo issue #18) Dr

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twenty-second issue of the comic series Gorgo, published by Charlton Comics in December of 1964. It features two comics—a main adventure starring Gorgo and a backup

"The Capture of Gorgo" is the thirteenth issue of the comic series Gorgo, published by Charlton Comics in June of 1963. It features two comics—a main adventure

weeping in a puddle, Gorgo apparently laughed. But Gorgo did show signs of sympathy; in issue #18, when the Space Scourges were crying Gorgo, instead of continuing

twenty-first issue of the comic series Gorgo, published by Charlton Comics in December of 1964. It features four comics—a main adventure starring Gorgo and three

"The Return of Gorgo" is the second issue of the comic series Gorgo, published by Charlton Comics on August 10, 1961. The Gorgo comic is accompanied by

eleventh issue of the comic series Gorgo, published by Charlton Comics in April 1963. The issue includes three stories, a main adventure starring Gorgo and

which also has its Gorgo story illustrated by Steve Ditko. Gorgo issue 1 of Comic Book Plus This is a list of references for Gorgo issue 1. These citations

this issue is Gorgo remains unconfirmed. However, its appearance comes less than two years after Charlton canceled its Gorgo comic series. Gorgo's distinctive

article: Gorgo (film)/Gallery. Main article: Gorgo (film)/Soundtrack. Monster Gorgo (怪獣ゴルゴ,   Kaijū Gorugo, Japan) Gorgo: The Sea Monster (Gorgo: Havets

rescuer when he wanders off and gets into trouble. Gorgo #1-19, 22 Gorgo's Revenge #1 The Return of Gorgo #2 Main article: Ogra/Gallery. Stock footage of

share a similar build to that of Reptilicus/Reptisaurus, Gorgo, and his mother in the later issues of their respective comic series. Konga #23 on ComicBookPlus

is a giant samurai mecha created by Marvel Comics that first appeared in issue #6 of the 1977-1979 Marvel comic book series Godzilla. Godzilla #6-15, 17

the 2013 5-issue comic book miniseries Dinosaurs Attack! by IDW Publishing. In issue #2, after manifesting in Italy, it battles a dinosaur modeled on the

SpaceGodzilla, has suggested that the baby monster who appears at the end of the issue is Krystalak's child. Krystalak was not voted into Godzilla: Unleashed like

are a species of power-absorbing alien creatures which first appeared in issue #19 of the IDW comic series Godzilla: Rulers of Earth. They are the first

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRR7S43BQnE - Kingdom Kong writer explains from 18:05-18:51

Jackson. Applause. p. 37. ISBN 1557836698. Brad Strickland, John Michlig (18 October 2005). Kong: King of Skull Island (paperback ed.). Dark Horse. p. 55

complete his conquest. Gorgo issues #2, and #5 (1961) Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1979) Godzilla (2012-2013) In #2 of Charlton Comics Gorgo comic series, Ogra