Monster Menace #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Return of the Totem!", an alien conqueror with vast telepathic and telekinetic powers descends on Earth, overwhelming human defenses and freezing Washington, DC in ice—only to meet an unexpected end at the hands of a gorilla, a twist that catches even his advanced mind off guard. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1994 Marvel classic blends cosmic threat with a uniquely absurd turn of fate. The cover by Floyd Hughes captures the frozen city and the alien’s final, stunned moment in bold, striking detail.
In "The Return of the Totem!" from Monster Menace #4 (1994), a cursed artifact awakens in the heart of a remote reservation, unleashing terror on both the land and a nearby town. As two terrified convicts flee its wrath, the chieftain must summon desperate measures to stop the ancient horror—leading to a sacrifice that may be the only way to end the nightmare.
In "Orrgo...the Unconquerable!", a towering alien warlord with godlike telepathic and telekinetic abilities descends upon Earth, overwhelming human forces and freezing Washington, DC in a glittering ice tomb. But when he rests, lulled by his own arrogance, he meets an unexpected foe—one that never crossed his mind.
In "I Dared to Battle... Rorgg, King of the Spider-Men!!," a boy in a small New Mexico town faces down an alien spider menace with nothing but a comic book and a can of DDT. When the town’s defenses fail, it’s his imagination—fueled by the very stories he reads—that becomes the key to stopping the invasion.
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