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Since Gorgo can survive a nuclear explosion, I guess the airless void of the Moon is no problem! Kim L. Neidigh |
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Publication | October 1964 | Price: 0.12 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Bimonthly |
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Cover | Monsters for the Moon |
Synopsis | Gorgo battles aliens on the moon. |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Horror-suspense | Characters: Gorgo |
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Comic Story | Monsters for the Moon (20 pages) |
Synopsis | After Gorgo attacks a Soviet base, the Soviets are able to subdue him and build a robot duplicate of him. The plan is to send the robot Gorgo to accompany cosmonauts to the moon. After the rockets land, the Soviets are attacked by aliens. They unleash the robot Gorgo but it's knocked out of commission by the alien's weapons. The real Gorgo then emerges from a second rocket and decimates the aliens causing them to flee. Around this time, an American rocket lands on the moon. They and the Soviets return to Earth with Gorgo, while the captain stays behind in hopes of making peace with the aliens. |
Credits | Letters: typeset | Job #: A-3953 |
Content | Genre: Horror-suspense | Characters: Gorgo; facsimile Gorgo; aliens; Russian astronauts; American astronauts |
Notes | The aliens are depicted as brown furry horned humanoid creatures. They had landed on the moon in hopes of conquering it and were not native to the moon.
The Soviets had built two robot Gorgos, but the real one was mistakenly loaded into a rocket instead of the second robot.
Gorgo's mother does not appear in this issue. |
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Text Story | The Mushi (2 pages) |
Synopsis | Detectives talk to a "mushi", a being who can talk to the spirits of the dead, to help solve a murder case. |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Horror-suspense | Characters: Dr. William Tenderson (Police Psychologist); Detective Michael Farley; Ahmed Dichiti; Jhad Bugin |
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Comic Story | The Real Menace (4 pages) |
Synopsis | Relates how ancient mankind evolved and overcame, through ingenuity and struggle, the beasts and dangers of the world around them, to the point where they became "The Real Menace". |
Credits | Job #: A-3219 |
Content | Genre: Historical |
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Comic Story | E.S.P. (1 page) |
Synopsis | A mother instinctively senses that her son is trapped by a cave-in. |
Credits | Job #: A-3999 |
Content | Genre: Horror-suspense | Characters: Mrs. Taylor; Billy Taylor; Ray (Billy's friend); police officer |
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