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Atlanteans (Gorgo issue #6) Crab-Things (Gorgo issue #6) Venusians (Gorgo issues #10 and #12) Passing giant squid (Gorgo issue #11) Tyrannosaurs (Gorgo issue #15)

Gorgo issue 2, Gorgo issue 3, Gorgo issue 11, Gorgo issue 13, Gorgo issue 14, Gorgo issue 15, Gorgo issue 16, The Return of Gorgo issue 2, The Return of

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hardcover collection titled Ditko Monsters: Gorgo! Issue #1 Issue #2 Issue #3 Gorgo and The Return of Gorgo on Comic Book Plus Showing 1 comments. When commenting

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

"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

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

third and final issue of The Return of Gorgo, Gorgo is revealed to be able to communicate with dolphins. In issue #22 of Charlton Comics' Gorgo, an atomic bomb

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

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

Burtannus is a subterranean monster who first appeared in the thirteenth issue of Dark Horse Comics' series Godzilla, King of the Monsters. Godzilla, King

Howe Monster is a giant, humanoid crustacean who appeared in the fifteenth issue of Dark Horse Comics' series Godzilla, King of the Monsters. Dr. Yamazaki

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

publisher. IDW's Godzilla comics consist of three ongoing series and 11 five-issue miniseries, as well as a series of quarterly one-shots and Best of reprint

monsters attacking Harmony Cluster Nine. Godzilla (Dark Horse comic) issue 3 Showing 11 comments. When commenting, please remain respectful of other users

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

the Terrible #5 Konga #15 Godzilla, King of the Monsters #10-11 In a back-up story in issue #15 called "The Himalayan Fable", Paul Gliddens-Smythe, a adventurer

ape monster created by James Asmus and Carlos Magno that first appeared in issue #7 of the 2016 BOOM! Studios comic, Kong of Skull Island. Kid Kong is a juvenile