Indrajal Comics #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sleeping Giant," Joe Gagnon stumbles upon a hidden fortune beneath a colossal statue of Tuamotu, the giant god of the Itongo. With help from Idaho, a towering circus performer whose size hides a crippling weakness, Gagnon schemes to exploit the treasure—until the Phantom intervenes and exposes the truth. Written by Bill Harris and illustrated by Bill Lignante, with lettering by Ben Oda, this 1968 Indrajal Comics adventure blends myth, mystery, and a surprising twist on strength and deception.
In "The Sleeping Giant," Joe Gagnon stumbles upon a colossal statue of Tuamotu, the giant god of the Itongo, hidden deep in the jungle—its floor studded with priceless diamonds. When a towering circus performer named Idaho, whose immense size is both his curse and his secret, is mistaken for the deity, Joe exploits his likeness to lead a series of daring raids, until the mysterious Phantom intervenes and exposes the deception.
"null" from Indrajal Comics #59 (1968) is a brief, enigmatic entry in a collection of curious non-fiction vignettes, nestled among tales of towering tomato plants, extinct insects, and unusual pastoral roles. Without a clear narrative arc, it stands as a quiet anomaly—its title alone a deliberate absence, inviting curiosity amid the oddities of the issue.
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