King Kong has appeared in other comic publications as well, whether it be cameos or in mini-comic strips/adaptations (most of these are foreign publications). He had a couple of cameos in both Marvel Comics and DC Comics. For Marvel, a giant robot ape called "Kong" appeared in "Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D." #2 in 1969, drawn to look exactly like the famous movie monster. The character Warlock from the New Mutants turned into Godzilla and then King Kong during a rampage through New York City in "Web of Spider-Man Annual" #2 from 1986. In "Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man" #1 from 1999, Peter Parker is seen watching the film "King Kong" at a cinema alongside Quentin Beck. He would return to watch the film again in #3. For DC, he appeared via a poster in 1961's "Adventure Comics" #289. In that comic's back-up strip called "Tales of the Bizarro World", Bizarro encounters Titano the Super-Ape in Earth's prehistoric past. When he returns to his home world, he is inspired to make a TV series based on the character, only to be accused of ripping off King Kong. King Kong appeared as a statue in "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane" #73 in 1967 and as a robot brought to life (among other giant robots in an amusement park created by the Toyman) to fight Superman in "Adventures of Superman" #475 in 1991. In issue #226 of "Superman" in 1970, Clark Kent is seen watching the film "King Kong" at a Metropolis cinema and after being exposed to red kryptonite (as Superman) grows into a giant who rampages through the city in a story called "When Superman became King Kong!". In issue #120 of "Weird War Tales" from 1983, the G.I. Robot encounters a giant female ape referred to as "Mrs. King Kong" on Dinosaur Island, who saves him and his allies from a "Tyrannosaurus". In 1985's "Blue Devil" #15, Blue Devil battles a giant robot King Kong that malfunctions at the "King Kong Attraction" located at the "Verner Bros." studio in Hollywood.