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Monsters Unleashed #9

Edition record · December 1974

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GradeAmountEvidenceRecorded
4.0$48.98PANEL_PROFITS · grade_4_0_valueguide1974-12-01
6.0$98.09PANEL_PROFITS · grade_6_0_valueguide1974-12-01
8.0$149.87PANEL_PROFITS · grade_8_0_valueguide1974-12-01
9.2$195.00PANEL_PROFITS · grade_9_2_valueguide1974-12-01
9.4$132.50PANEL_PROFITS · grade_9_4_valueguide1974-12-01
9.6$1,852.00PANEL_PROFITS · grade_9_6_valueguide1974-12-01
9.8$1,683.45PANEL_PROFITS · grade_9_8_valueguide1974-12-01
RAW$35.75PANEL_PROFITS · ungraded_valueguide1974-12-01
10.0$2,188.00PANEL_PROFITS · grade_10_0_valueguide1974-12-01
9.2$28.00ComicBase · catalog referencecatalogDate not recorded

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The Atomic Monster

A one page story about a supposed monster sighting in Michigan by the Enrico Fermi atomic power plant.

| StoryTitle2 = Monsters Confidential | Writer2_1 = Tony Isabella | Penciler2_1 = N/A | Inker2_1 = N/A | Colorist2_1 = N/A | Letterer2_1 = Typeset | Editor2_1 = Tony Isabella

| Appearing2 =

| Synopsis2 = A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

| StoryTitle3 = The Conscience of the Creature | Writer3_1 = Doug Moench | Penciler3_1 = Val Mayerik | Inker3_1 = Val Mayerik | Colorist3_1 = Black and White | Letterer3_1 = Tom Orzechowski | Editor3_1 = Tony Isabella

| Appearing3 = **Featured Characters:** * Frankenstein's Monster) **Supporting Characters:** * Julia Winters_(Earth-616))||- **Antagonists:** * NYPD) ** Numerous unnamed police officers * Tigers ** Two unnamed tigers **Other Characters:** * Master's Freaks * Beggars ** Sam ** Johnny ** Several unnamed beggars **Races and Species:** * Humans) * Maggots * Lions * Gorillas * Parrots * Antelope * Tigers **Realities:** * Earth-616 **Locations:** * Earthspace ** Earth *** North America **** United States of America ***** New York) ****** New York City ******* Master's Mansion ******* Unidentified Zoo *** Moon, Earth Orbit * Heaven) * Hell

| Synopsis3 = The monster defeats the police and carries the unconscious Julia Winters into the woods. He stops for a rest and realizes that she would want a home in the city so he picks her up and wanders towards town. He first encounters a zoo and is impressed with the beauty of the tigers so he bends the bars in order to give them their freedom. However, they attack him, and he is forced to slay both. He picks the girl back up and continues into the city, moving through a Bowery area, ignoring the bums as they attempt to panhandle him. He sees a nice house, and as he approaches, the police attack him once more. He easily defeats them, and Julia finally wakes up. She pelts him with a rock and runs away. Disappointed at having lost a pretty thing that might have been a friend, the monster heads off into the woods.

| StoryTitle4 = The Jewel That Snarled at Slight Greed | Writer4_1 = Doug Moench | Penciler4_1 = Don Perlin | Inker4_1 = Don Perlin | Colorist4_1 = Black and White | Letterer4_1 = June Braverman | Editor4_1 = Tony Isabella

| Appearing4 = **Featured Characters:** * Titan) **Supporting Characters:** * Equinus) **Antagonists:** * Grithstane) * Blood-Jewel) **Other Characters:** * Queen) * Queen's Guards ** Several unnamed guards * Nironus) **Races and Species:** * Dwarves) * Humans) * Gnomes) * Centaurs * Gods) * Fleas * Gnats * Horses * Vultures) * Demons **Realities:** * Earth-616 **Locations:** * Weirdworld) ** Queen's Castle * Hell

| Synopsis4 = A dwarven thief named Titan steals the Blood-Jewel from a queen's chambers in her castle then flees from her guards on what he thinks to be a horse but is actually a centaur named Equinus. Shocked by Titan's pounce but fearful of the guard's incoming arrows Equinus flees with Titan upon him.

Meanwhile back at the castle the queen awakens her sorcerer Grithstane and his pet vulture Nironus to do something about the thieves where the guards failed. Grithstane does by summoning a demon within the Blood-Jewel but also uses he magic to kill the queen with her own shadow.

Titan and Equinus are able to defeat the summoned demon and decide to return the jewel to the castle so it doesn't harm them any longer. Grithstane concerned the jewel hasn't returned yet grows concerned his demon was defeated and decides to summon another stronger variant within the jewel just as Titan using his sling tosses it into his chambers. The nearly summoned demon apparently kills Grithstane and Nironus leaving the blood covered Blood-Jewel in the room as a guard finds it.

Titan and Equinus leave the scene just as Equinus realizes he help Titan for no reward given that the dwarf promised him a share of the Blood-Jewel for his assistance and begin chasing the small man in comedic anger.

| StoryTitle5 = Several Meaningless Deaths (Conclusion) | Writer5_1 = Steve Gerber | Penciler5_1 = Pat Broderick | Inker5_1 = Al Milgrom | Colorist5_1 = Black and White | Letterer5_1 = Typeset | Editor5_1 = Tony Isabella

| Appearing5 = **Featured Characters:** * Man-Thing (Ted Sallis)) **Supporting Characters:** * Christopher Dale) * Elaine Parrish) Surname revealed **Antagonists:** * Samuel Parrish) Surname revealed **Other Characters:** * Elaine_(Earth-616)) * Unnamed mugger * Citrusville sheriff) * Elaine Parrish's mother **Races and Species:** * Humans) * Man-Things * Alligators * Snakes) **Realities:** * Earth-616 **Locations:** * Earth ** North America *** United States of America **** Florida) ***** Everglades ****** Man-Thing's Swamp ****** Citrusville **** New York) ***** New York City

| Synopsis5 = Continued from last issue...

While Christopher Dale) contemplated what motivated the Man-Thing) and if he truly was Ted Sallis he came up with a plan to leave the shack that had once belonged to Sallis to flee with Elaine) in his car to the city to speak with the sheriff and to have her murderous father arrested. Going to the car however he learned that her father had slashed his tires and upon reentering the shack and informing the girl he noticed the wound her father's knife had given him and cleaned it.

While lost in thought Elaine's father reawakened and stabbed Christopher in the heart then cornered his crying daughter before killing her as well. Man-Thing only realizing what had happened to late wrapped his hands around the father's throat until he too realized that the Man-Thing wasn't just some animal but a monster and lashed out at him with his knife. The knife unable to affect the Man-Thing made Samuel Parrish)'s fear grow and once that happened the Man-Thing slowly gripped his neck as his touch burned flesh and bone until Samuel's head was removed from its body.

The following week their bodies were found and all of their deaths were chalked up to murders by the Man-Thing. Christopher was buried in New York City and Elaine's estranged mother had her former husband and her buried side-by-side in Citrusville.

| StoryTitle6 = Snowbird in Hell | Writer6_1 = Chris Claremont | Penciler6_1 = Yong Montano | Inker6_1 = Yong Montano | Colorist6_1 = Black and White | Letterer6_1 = Marcos Pelayos | Editor6_1 = Tony Isabella

| Appearing6 = **Featured Characters:** * Alec Fitz) **Supporting Characters:** * "Doc" Lucas) * Jonny "Jon" Sandys) **Antagonists:** * Wendigo (Prof. Georges Baptiste)) (flashback) **Other Characters:** * Wendigo (Paul Cartier)) * Marie Cartier) * Hulk (Bruce Banner)) * God) * Roos Inlet ** Hercule Maris) ** Madame Valery) ** Lemond ** Two unnamed radio operators ** Numerous unnamed citizens **Races and Species:** * Wendigo) (flashback) * Demons * Humans) (flashback) * Elder Gods **Realities:** * Earth-616 (flashback) **Locations:** * Earthspace (flashback) ** Earth (flashback) *** Canada (flashback) **** Montreal ***** University of Montreal **** Quebec **** Ugali Station **** Roos Inlet * Hell

| Synopsis6 = Alec Fitz and Dr. Lucas on their way to Ugali Station before their plane breaks down and they are forced to crash land at Roos Inlet. Roos Inlet has been terrorized by the Wendigo, former University of Montreal professor Georges Baptiste that took on the curse from his friend Paul Cartier whom his sister had blamed him for obtaining the curse. Doing it out of love for Paul's sister Marie and for the blame he put on himself he became the Wendigo and over the course of the four month of being the monster started hunting outside of Roos Inlet picking off its citizens. This was informed to Alec upon waking up in town by the town's priest Jonny Sandys.

When another citizen was pulled off the street Alec attempted to rush out but was stopped this is when Jonny informed him that they tried shooting, stabbing, and beating the monster but nothing had killed him so Alec informed them that they should try burning it to death and offered himself as bait since everyone else aside from the doctor was in weak shape due to lack of food.

Going to the church they setup a trap but the monster had already ambushed their guard and caught the group unaware. Cornered the priest decided to sacrifice himself instead and set the gasoline laced church in flames killing himself, but unluckily the Wendigo did no perish and burst out of the church and grabbed Dr. Lucas. Alec used the flare gun and shot the monster which caused it to flee but still alive. Alec couldn't help put feel saddened by the man trapped within the curse knowing it will continue to cause harm.

| Solicit =

| Notes = ===Continuity Notes=== * While not identified as Weirdworld, it shares many similarities, and a nearly identical character appears in Marvel Premiere Vol 1 38.

| Trivia = | Recommended = | Links =

Creative credits

Writers: Tony Isabella, Tony Isabella, Doug Moench, Doug Moench, Steve Gerber, Chris Claremont

Interior art: Arvell Jones, N/A, Val Mayerik, Don Perlin, Pat Broderick, Yong Montano

Color: Black and White, N/A, Black and White, Black and White, Black and White, Black and White

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COMICBASE: comicbase:766109

GCD: 28032

PANEL PROFITS: 2453407

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