Konga #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Monster's Dream," Konga finds himself caught between memories and reality as he longs for the human life he once knew. Dreaming of being small again and adopted by his old friends Sandra and Bob, he wakes to find them standing before him—bearing a shrinking serum meant to restore him to his original size. But when a crisis calls to his primal instincts, his rage reawakens his true form, leaving him with a bittersweet farewell. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Ernie Bache, this poignant tale features a cover by Dick Giordano.
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Lonely, Konga keeps reminiscing about his human friends Sandra and Bob. In his dreams he is small again and is dressed up like a human child where he is adopted by the couple as their son. Waking up, Konga is shocked to see the two visiting him on his island. They administer a shrinking serum into him to reduce him to his original size. However after seeing a man in trouble, Konga's rage causes the serum to wear off and he returns to his gigantic form. Sandra and Bob leave telling Konga that maybe one day they can finally cure him.
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