It was the early stages of the two understanding each other. Which she (rightfully) hit the breaks on and stood her ground.

I also love how Kong had an absolute shit-fit over her defiance, and gets a bolder falling on his head.

Women aren't always right. But when they are, look tf out. Or up.. 😂

Kong saves the day tho. He's the reason she still lives. Never forget that.

Whether they're Skull Islanders, Faro Islanders, a lone hermit on Mondo Island, or are living in the Hollow Earth, they play an important role in Kong's many stories. Depending on the film, they worship him out of fear, gratitude, or maybe a mix of both.

Which interpretation of Kong's people are your favourite?

Mine’s 1933, the classic, the urban legend and the one that started it all

Featuring fantastic art by Rob Brunette of Kong battling the Mire Squid from "Kong: Skull Island" (2017)

Coming Spring 2027.

Here's the link to the source of the artwork:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DeVWhYnIfcw/?vrfl=MXJzYmo5eXlndnlyMw==

Inspired by SenseiHoots previous post in regards to World Squid Day, here is King Kong's doppelganger Konga battling a giant squid from that old Charleton Comics series from the 1960s.

The kind of smile I do when I make eye contact with someone but don't want to say "hello"

We've all been there. Even Kong 🦍

🎬: "King Kong" (1933)

https://x.com/laratatapoulos/status/2082168737856172086?s=46

Kong has fought many cephalopods over the years, but perhaps none quite so famously as the giant octopus, or "Oodako" as he's often called by fans, he battled against in "King Kong vs. Godzilla" (1962)

Painting by Art of Grimbro 🎨