Gorgo's Revenge #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sign of the Dragon," Gorgo—a colossal sea creature—rises from the depths after being caught in Chinese fishermen’s nets, setting off a chain of events that stirs fear among communist leaders and ignites a quiet rebellion among the peasantry. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Charles Nicholas with inks by Vince Alascia, this 1962 Charlton classic blends Cold War tension with mythic scale, as Gorgo’s mother fights to protect her son and the oppressed. The story’s haunting visuals, courtesy of cover by Dick Giordano, capture the dread and wonder of a creature caught between worlds.
In "Sign of the Dragon," Gorgo, a giant sea creature, is ensnared by Chinese fishermen, setting off a chain of events that stirs fear and rebellion. As his mother fights to protect him from both human threats and the oppressive regime, Gorgo’s rage ignites a desperate uprising among the peasants. With the help of his mother, he turns against the forces that seek to destroy him—though the cost and what comes next remain uncertain.
In "The Hive Of Atlantis!" from Gorgo's Revenge #[nn], Dr. Felix Reed's bold theory about Atlantis’s hidden past takes a bizarre turn when his research accidentally awakens a hive of colossal Atlantian bees. As the giant insects rampage across the landscape—clashing with fighter jets, swarming the Eiffel Tower, and terrorizing a rancher—Reed grapples with the consequences of his discovery. With no natural sustenance left in the modern world, he warns that the bees may not survive long without the ancient flora of their lost civilization.
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