Konga #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Warning Voice of Konga," the mighty ape ventures into Siberia and finds an unlikely ally in a Czechoslovakian animal trainer with a rare gift for understanding beasts. With the help of his new friend, Konga must confront Soviet warplanes and decide whether to dismantle a dangerous rocket installation before continuing his journey south. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated with striking precision by Steve Ditko—both on interior art and cover—this 1962 Charlton issue offers a unique blend of adventure and Cold War-era tension, all rendered in Ditko’s unmistakable style.
In "The Warning Voice of Konga," the mighty ape journeys to Siberia, where he forms an unlikely bond with a Czechoslovakian animal trainer gifted with the rare ability to understand beasts. Together, they face off against Soviet warplanes and must decide whether to dismantle a threatening rocket installation before continuing their journey south.
Merle Buckmann, a disreputable trader, tracks down the Dalo warriors of Africa—men who tower eight feet tall or more—convinced their extraordinary size stems from a secret ingredient in their diet that could make him wealthy if he can steal and exploit it. When he purchases the supposed growth formula and races it to his laboratory, the investigation into the substance yields a discovery far more humbling than he anticipated.
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Reprinted in Ditko Monsters: Konga! #[nn] (2013), Ditko's Shorts #[nn] (2014), Konga #25 (2018)
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