Konga's Revenge #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Konga's Revenge," the giant ape Konga, driven to fury by relentless human attacks, goes on a rampage across the globe—only to be shrunk to less than three inches by a desperate scientist’s experimental serum. Now facing new dangers from the very creatures he once towered over, Konga must survive a treacherous journey through Africa, from elephants to panthers, before finding the man who changed him. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Steve Ditko—both interior and cover—this 1963 Charlton classic captures a surreal, high-stakes tale of empathy born from vulnerability.
In "Konga's Revenge," the giant ape, fed up with constant attacks from humans, goes on a rampage across the globe—until a scientist in Africa devises a radical solution. Using a shrinking serum, he reduces Konga to less than three inches, forcing the creature to survive the dangers of the wild on a scale he’s never known. As Konga evades elephants, snakes, lions, and spiders, he begins to see the world—and its smallest inhabitants—from a new perspective.
In "And Then Came Man," a brief but vivid glimpse into humanity's earliest days unfolds across five pages, tracing the journey from ape-like ancestors to the first true cavemen. From learning to hunt and taming wolves to domesticating animals, cooking meat, and finally carving images on cave walls, the story captures the quiet, pivotal moments that shaped our species—told with a straightforward clarity that feels both ancient and immediate.
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Reprinted in Ditko Monsters: Konga! #[nn] (2013)
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