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Godzilla is stomping into comic book shops and we've got an exclusive look at Art Adams' cover for issue #1.
If you are familiar with the image of Godzilla protecting the earth, then in another universe, precisely in Japan, Godzilla is portrayed as the opposite: "Disaster, destruction, death, nuclear ...
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Comic Book Resources on MSNGodzilla: Escape the Deadzone #1 Review: New Horrors and Heroes EmergeGodzilla: Escape the Deadzone #1 is unlike anything the franchise has seen before, and underneath all its brutal horror is a truly intriguing mystery.
For the art, Frank pits the volcanic-like "Resurgence" Godzilla against his mighty doppelganger from the 2014 "Godzilla" by Legendary/Warner Bros. starring "Breaking Bad's" Bryan Cranston.
There are few more iconic giant creatures than Godzilla—he’s the king for a reason, after all. Now, he’s getting a poster collection worthy of such royalty, and io9 has an exclusive first ...
"Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters" is the first of a three-part series, so we should see even more giant anime Godzilla from Toho. And hopefully more from Frank's drawing board, too.
Amazon is offering The Art of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire at a 15% discount, so you can read about the creation of the Monsterverse's titanic team-up.
Godzilla Vs. Kong introduced fans to many new takes on some classic kaiju, including the likes of the mechanical doppelganger known as Mechagodzilla, but kaiju fanatics have been gravitating ...
Check out this awesome Warbat concept art from GODZILLA VS KONG by artist Matt Millard! Have you seen GODZILLA VS KONG yet?
New comic book, gallery show depict Godzilla vs. Chicago Godzilla has terrorized Tokyo, New York, San Francisco, and Hong Kong — and now he's coming for Chicago. Relax. That's not a news ...
Many of the early concept designs for Godzilla are shown in a new book out this week, " Godzilla: The Art of Destruction," in which director Gareth Edwards details the inspiration for the many ...
"On the land, Godzilla's early ancestors were probably small, swift-running reptiles that subsisted on plants, or perhaps were omnivorous, and flourished more than 200 million years ago," Pol said.
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