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| − | The '''''S.S. Venture''''' was the ship that took [[Darrow, Ann|Ann Darrow]] and [[Denham, Carl|Carl Denham]] and his film crew to [[Skull Island]] in most versions of the ''King Kong'' storyline.
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| − | ==''King Kong'' (1933) & ''The Son of Kong''==
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| − | The ''Venture'' was crewed by [[Englehorn, Captain|Captain Englehorn]] and [[Driscoll, Jack|Jack Driscoll]]. Following the capture of [[King Kong]] by Denham, it was used to transport the huge gorilla back to New York.
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| − | The ''Venture'' would later take Denham and Englehorn back to Skull Island to look for its lost treasure along with [[Peterson, Hilda|Hilda Peterson]], but [[Helstrom, Lars|Lars Helstrom]] incited a mutiny among its crew by telling them what had happened to the previous crew (they had all been eaten by dinosaurs). After throwing Denham, Hilda, Englehorn, [[Charlie (King Kong)|Charlie]] the cook and even Helstrom overboard, the Venture became the property of [[Red (King Kong)|Red]] and his fellow mutineers.
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| − | ==''King Kong'' (Comics & 2005 film)==
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| − | Mostly the same as the original film, except that the Jack Driscoll character is a playwright and not the ''Venture's'' first mate, and there is no mutiny since these versions of the story do not contain the ''Son of Kong'' story arc.
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| − | [[Category:King Kong (1930s)]]
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| − | [[Category:King Kong (Monster Comics)]]
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