Gorgo #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Might of General Thung," Gorgo faces off against the tyrannical General Mung Thung, a ruthless dictator plotting global conquest from communist China. After fending off a monstrous aquatic dragon with his mother, Gorgo stumbles into Thung’s war machine—only to unleash a furious rampage that leaves the army in ruins. When Thung tries to end the threat with an atomic bomb, Gorgo’s rage reaches new heights, forcing the general to confront his own fear in a moment of shocking vulnerability. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Ernie Bache, this 1965 Charlton classic features a striking cover by Dick Giordano.
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General Mung Thung is a vicious dictator in communist China. He plans on amassing his armies for global domination. Meanwhile Gorgo helps his mother battle a multi-limbed aquatic dragon which they chase off. After a nap, he wanders into China and encounters Thung's army who attack him. Gorgo proceeds to decimate his military. Thung goes up in a bomber and orders an atomic bomb to be dropped on Gorgo. This causes Gorgo to become even more enraged. Eventually Thung becomes so scared of Gorgo that he begins to cry like baby proving what a coward he is.
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