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Gorgo

Comic Books

Gorgo 23

The Land of Long Ago

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Montes

Charlton’s Gorgo comic was inspired by the the 1961 movie of the same name Unlike the movie, however, the comic book Gorgo had one adventure in time when Dr. Hobart Howarth rescues Gorgo from YaPa* by sending the giant reptile back to the late Jurassic. Sadly, as a child, I bought only one Gorgo comic, which was not the time-travel issue, although that one issue I had was drawn by Steve Ditko, hooray!
* Yet another Pentagon attack
— Michael Main
I will send Gorgo back into is own era in the stream of time. Here he is an anachronism . . . In his own time, he would be in harmony withhis surroundings!

“The Land of Long Ago” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Montes, in Gorgo #23 (Charlton Comics, September 1965).

Gorgo #23

Time Pocket

by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno

Although this one-page feature is title “Time Pocket,” it seems to be about travel to another dimension rather than through time.
— Michael Main
A person can suddenly disappear before our eyes, by accidentally or purposely stepping into another dimension.

“Time Pocket” by Joe Gill [?] and Bill Molno, in Gorgo #23 (Charlton Comics, September 1965).

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