There were no shortage of giant monsters running around in the Gold and Silver Age of comics. Good thing there also were just as many mystery men in operation to tackle these menaces!
There were no shortage of giant monsters running around in the Gold and Silver Age of comics. Good thing there also were just as many mystery men in operation to tackle these menaces!
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4 comments:
I love the Breshnevian eyebrows on the Behemoth! Gotta be the King's touch. :-)
Throw in Doll Man and you can have this story in 3-D!!
The Destroyer? Wasn't this guy just here the other day? Huh… What're the odds?
I guess he just destroyed them.
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