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extra-terrestrial humanoid who appears in Issue #21 of Charlton Comics' Konga comic series. The name of the issue refers to Lukk as "The Challenger", which

and Nintendo Switch Main article: Woolley. Reptisaurus the Terrible #5 Konga #15 Godzilla, King of the Monsters #10-11 In a back-up story in issue #15

article: Robo-Yeti/Gallery. Yeti in the splash art for a backup story in Konga issue 15. Yetrigar growing. Yeti in Pachimon S-Class Woolley plush. Showing

China (Konga #5) Giant Reptiles (Konga #6) Howard Morgan's Monster (Konga #7) Dreamland Dragon (Konga #10) Sam Marshal (Konga #10) The Kaalaa (Konga #10)

collection titled Ditko Monsters: Konga!. Issue #1 Issue #2 Issue #3 Issue #1 (reprint of issue #3) Konga and Konga's Revenge on Comic Book Plus Showing 2 comments

injects Konga with more of the serum out of jealousy, causing him to grow to tremendous size. In the comic, Konga injects himself. In the film, Konga dies

"A Mate for Konga" is the first issue of the comic miniseries The Return of Konga, which in the following issue was renamed Konga's Revenge. It was published

bananas to offer Konga when he awakens. Konga accepts the gifts and listens to Long as he asks Konga if he will defend the Earth, to which Konga agrees. When

eighteenth issue of the comic series Konga, published by Charlton Comics in June of 1964. It features two comics—a main adventure starring Konga and a backup story

twenty-second issue of the comic series Konga, published by Charlton Comics in May of 1965. It features two comics—a main adventure starring Konga and a backup story

issue of the comic series Konga, and was published by Charlton Comics in November of 1963. It features two comics—a main adventure starring Konga and a backup

issue of the comic series Konga, published by Charlton Comics in September of 1964. It features four comics—a main adventure starring Konga and three backup

away, and Konga spent the next month continuing his rampage. Eventually Mrs. Jones remembered Konga and suggested they try again to shrink Konga with his

the later issues of their respective comic series. Konga #23 on ComicBookPlus This is a list of references for Konga issue 23. These citations are used to

of the comic miniseries Konga's Revenge published by Charlton Comics in the fall of 1964. It features two comics — a main adventure starring Konga and a

The third issue of Konga was published by Charlton Comics in October of 1961. It features two comics—a main adventure starring Konga and a backup story

Kong of Skull Island #2 is a comic book by BOOM! Studios. It was released in August 2016. The boat carrying the Tagu Kong was tipped by monsters, including

its own titled The Return of Konga in 1964; it, too, received a name change after issue #1, becoming Konga's Revenge. Konga's Revenge #3 was later reprinted

Matt Frank is an American comic book artist and writer. He first became known among kaiju fans for his Godzilla Neo project on DeviantArt, a series of

the film, Gorgo behaves like any usual animal would. In Charlton Comics' comic book series Gorgo, he has a more fleshed-out personality where he is extremely