FIGHTIN' FIVE #40 , August 1966

Fightin' Five were basically Charlton's version of the Blackhawks, although with better character developement, and way sexier (in the form of sultry female member Lady Dawn).
This issue, #40, is particularly rife with skin, of both genders, to ogle at.
Lady Dawn is spectacularly rendered by the exquisite linework of Bill Montes and Ernie Bach. And of course, Joe Gill goes all out in his story. FF apparently being more than just another script assignment, Gill seemed to really relish writing these adventures.
This issue also debuts Pat Boyette's Peacemaker, a character that proved to be so popular so quickly that after just one more issue, FF would be cancelled and relegated to back-up status on Peacemaker's own title.

Cover by Montes and Mastroserio, interiors by Montes and Bach, and Boyette.
      

GORGO #23 September 1965

This issue marks the end of the series, and in fact sees it's release date a full six months AFTER the previous issue!
Dick Giordano is gone from the cover this time around, replaced by the capable hands of Rocke Mastroserio. Indeed, Gorgo has shed his cutesy,playful look on this cover and looks sleek, downright angry, and formidable!
Mainstays on the post-Ditko issues Montes and Bach turn in one final tale (thankfully not another "Commie Of The Month" story!), and Bill Molno returns to round out the issue with the back up features.
Gorgo stands as one of the longer running titles in Charlton's roster devoted to a single character.