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Cover of Konga (1960) #23

Konga (1960) #23

Charlton 1960–1965 series Cover date Nov 1965

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About this issue

Konga #23 (1960) is issue #23 of Charlton's Konga (1960–1965), with a cover date of November 1965. Written by Joe Gill and drawn by Bill Molno and Bill Montes.

Creators

Writer
Joe Gill
Pencillers
Bill Molno, Bill Montes
Inkers
Ernie Bache, Jon D'Agostino
Cover artists
Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio, Pat Masulli

The stories

“The Creature of Uuang-Ni”

After saving a group of natives whose canoe was being tossed by a stormy sea, Konga comes ashore on the island of Uuang-Ni, a small Polynesian island dwarfed by a huge volcano. Just then the volcano erupts and Konga sees two huge dragons crawling out. Initially fearful, Konga's courage is boosted by a lone native woman who mentions how a prince will fulfill a prophecy by defeating the dragons of the volcano. Konga then engages the dragons in battle defeating them and causing them to retreat back into the volcano. The natives are grateful that their 'prince" saved their island.

“The Seance”

A brief writeup on communicating with the dead via seances and ouija boards.

“Co-Pilot”

A copilot tries to take over a ship but it's revealed to be a malfunctioning humanoid robot. The third such time it's happened to Col. Bradley.

“The Toy”

Two rockets battle in space but it turns out to be a game played by children.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.