Reptisaurus #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Brood of the Beast," Dr. Harden’s experiments on the baby Reptisaur reveal dangerous secrets—radiation can kill it, but high-pitched frequencies can hypnotize it. Determined to harness its power, he plans global domination, unaware his assistant has already turned against him. When the assistant uses radiation to destroy the young Reptisaurs, Harden’s rage leads him to Africa, where he finally gains control—only to face the U.N.’s retaliation. The story, written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Ernie Bache, features cover art by Bill Montes and Ernie Bache, and is a standout 1962 Charlton issue with a 12-cent cover price.
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Dr. Harden experiments on the baby Reptisaur and deduces that radiation can kill it. He also discovers that high pitched frequencies can hypnotize it. He decides if he can hypnotize and control the Reptisaurs he can use them to conquer the world. While he is out, his assistant uses radiation to kill the baby after it breaks free. Enraged, Harden goes to Africa and is able to control Reptisaurus. However his assistant had called the U.N and asked them to send bombers to drop radiation bombs. They do killing the 2 baby Reptisaurs and Harden. The parents attack the bombers and then fly off.
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