Roter Blitz #6/1981
In "Der Feind, den die Welt vergaß!", the world faces a forgotten threat as Gorilla Grodd escapes his prison and hijacks a machine designed to erase memories of the gorilla civilization—intending to wipe himself from existence, too. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by Don Heck, with colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1981 issue delivers a tense, mind-bending mystery where history itself is under siege. The cover, penciled by Don Heck and inked by Dick Giordano, captures the eerie urgency of a world forgetting its own past.
In "Der Feind, den die Welt vergaß!", Gorilla Grodd escapes his prison and hijacks a machine designed to erase all memory of the gorilla civilization—only to trigger a far more personal purge, wiping every trace of himself from the minds of everyone he's ever known. As the world forgets what it means to fear him, Grodd must confront a chilling truth: if no one remembers him, does he still exist?
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