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3, Konga issue 4, Konga issue 5, Konga issue 6, Konga issue 7, Konga issue 8, Konga issue 9, Konga issue 10, Konga issue 11, Konga issue 12, Konga issue

#16) 9K (Konga issue #16) Simulo Models (Konga issue #16) Giant land crabs (Konga issue #17) Martians (Konga issue #18) Martian robots (Konga issue #18) Giant

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

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

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

"The Evil Eye" is the fifteenth issue of the comic series Konga, and was published by Charlton Comics in November of 1963. It features two comics—a main

nineteenth 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

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

"Konga" is the first issue of the comic series Konga, published by Charlton Comics in June 1961. It is a re-telling of the original film, and features

while Fer'rah finishes off the marine reptile and Valla and a Kong called Konga flip the boat back upright, all on Ewata's orders. Ewata then assigns a Kong

published a 23-issue Gorgo comic book series from 1961 to 1965. While the first issue was an adaptation of the film itself, subsequent issues revolved around

Name Image Appearance(s) Description Trivia Konga #8 (1961-1965) In issue #8, Konga fell through the ice of Antarctica and found himself in

This is seen as early as Issue 1, when Valla is aware of Ewata's pregnancy before even Ewata herself is, and again in Issues 7 and 11, in which her willingness

Colossus of Peking (O Colosso de Pequim; Portugal) The Colossus of Konga (Der Koloß von Konga; West Germany) View all posters for the film here. Hong Kong -

a sense of humor, as in issue #19 when Ogra was stung by a giant bee while she was in pain, Gorgo chuckled at it and in issue #22 while General Thung was

(Kamen Rider Revice) Kong / The King (Cats Don't Dance) Konga (Brooba) Konga (Konga and Konga TNT) Kongo (Kaiju Rush) Kongula (Kongula, Ape Giant of Terror