Reptisaurus #7

Oct 1962 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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In "Reptisaurus Returns," the prehistoric terror and his mate return to wreak havoc across the globe, from the depths of the Atlantic to the wilds of Africa, where they lay their eggs amid a storm of elephants and crocodiles. When a London scientist, Dr. Harden, steals one of the eggs, the enraged Reptisaurus unleashes chaos in Katanga—testing the fragile balance between the U.N. and Cold War tensions—while back in England, the stolen egg begins to hatch in a secret lab. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Ernie Bache, this 1962 Charlton classic features cover art by Bill Montes and Ernie Bache.

Contains 2 stories

Reptisaurus Returns

20 pp · Science Fiction

In "Reptisaurus Returns," the prehistoric duo terrorize the Atlantic depths before journeying to Africa to lay their eggs, feeding on elephants and crocodiles as they build a nest. When a London scientist steals one egg, the enraged Reptisaurus unleashes chaos in Katanga, heightening Cold War tensions—while back in England, the stolen egg hatches in a lab, setting off a chain of events that echoes across continents.

The Apers

5 pp · Science Fiction

In "The Apers," space captain Jeremy Klauss makes an emergency landing on the alien world Shugulagulu, where he encounters a shapeshifting humanoid being that eerily mimics his late wife. As the creature helps repair his ship, it reveals glimpses of his memories—and his deepest longing—before unveiling its true, striking form.