Shogun Warriors #7
In "The Many Heads of Cerberus," the Shogun Warriors face a bizarre new threat when a five-headed robot named Cerberus erupts in Los Angeles, its segmented head capable of independent movement. With the pilots scattered across the globe—Richard back as a stunt man, Genji a pilot in Japan, and Ilongo a marine biologist in Madagascar—Dr. Tambura’s special pendants become their only link to their mighty machines. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, with inks by Mike Esposito, colors by Carl Gafford, and letters by John Costanza, this 1979 issue features a cover by Herb Trimpe and Al Milgrom.
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After defeating Maur-Kon, Dr. Tambura lets the pilots return home to their personal lives. Richard returns to being a stunt man in Los Angeles, Genji returns to being a pilot in Japan, and Ilongo returns to being a marine biologist in Madagascar. Tambura gives each pilot a special pendant that will allow them to teleport their Robot to their location if need be. Meanwhile In Los Angeles, a huge robot with a head that can separate into five different segments, dubbed Cerberus attacks. Richard has Raydeen teleported to his location to engage Cerberus in battle.
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