Golden Goddess only appear on the cover of Charlie Chan (Prize) #4 where she is represented by a golden statue of a female warrior deity found in ancient ruins.
On the cover, her statue towers over a fallen man named Brownell, her curved sword raised after a deadly strike. A bullet wound is visible on her back, but she does not fall. In the doorway, Charlie Chan and his Number One Son stand frozen in horror, watching the statue claim another victim. The statue moves and attacks like a living warrior despite being solid gold. She does not speak. Chan predicts that Brownell's partner is somewhere in the ruins, suggesting the statue may be controlled by an unseen accomplice.
* Charlie Chan (Prize) #4
* The name given in this article is a conjecture based on the character's appearance.
*[https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=73428 Comic Book Plus]
*[https://www.comics.org/issue/7964/ GCD]
Category:Prize Characters
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:1948 Debuts
Category:Female Characters
Category:Joe Simon-Creator
Category:Jack Kirby - Creator
Category:Unnamed Characters
Category:Cover Only Character
Category:Horror Characters
Category:Gold Themed Characters
Charlie Chan (Prize) #4(December 1948)
Golden Goddess only appear on the cover of Charlie Chan (Prize) #4 where she is represented by a golden statue of a female warrior deity found in ancient ruins.
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Prize
Jack Kirby & Joe Simon