Godzilla Vs. America: Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles
Get ready for Godzilla wreaking havoc on different American cities in this graphic novel that has a story for every fan!
Godzilla’s destructive tour of America—all in one book! From Chicago to Boston to Los Angeles to Kansas City, the King of the Monsters is taking on the Land of the Free! Join a superstar team of comics creators for 16 incredible stories all set in these cities across the map! E pluribus—uh-oh.
Collects the entire anthology series:
Godzilla vs. America: Boston by Steve Orlando, Matt Emmons, Hanna Cha, Jesse Lonergan, and Hayden Sherman.
Godzilla vs. America: Chicago by Mike Costa, Ryan Browne, Ezra C. Daniels, Tim Seeley, and Caroline Cash.
Godzilla vs. America: Kansas City by Buster Moody, Freddie E. Williams II, Kyle Strahm, Baldemar Rivas, and Jake Smith.
Godzilla vs. America: Los Angeles by Gabriel Hardman, Dave Baker, Jordan Morris, Nicole Goux, and J. Gonzo.
Godzilla’s destructive tour of America—all in one book! From Chicago to Boston to Los Angeles to Kansas City, the King of the Monsters is taking on the Land of the Free! Join a superstar team of comics creators for 16 incredible stories all set in these cities across the map! E pluribus—uh-oh.
Collects the entire anthology series:
Godzilla vs. America: Boston by Steve Orlando, Matt Emmons, Hanna Cha, Jesse Lonergan, and Hayden Sherman.
Godzilla vs. America: Chicago by Mike Costa, Ryan Browne, Ezra C. Daniels, Tim Seeley, and Caroline Cash.
Godzilla vs. America: Kansas City by Buster Moody, Freddie E. Williams II, Kyle Strahm, Baldemar Rivas, and Jake Smith.
Godzilla vs. America: Los Angeles by Gabriel Hardman, Dave Baker, Jordan Morris, Nicole Goux, and J. Gonzo.
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Community Reviews
Thank you Netgalley, IDW Publishing, Tim Seeley, Caroline Cash, Gabriel Hardman, Dave Baker, Jesse Lonergan, et all., for the eARC copy of Godzilla v. America: Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles in exchange for an honest review.
I wasn't sure what to expect fully with this comic anthology. The last Godzilla comic I read was a wild ride, but incredibly fun. This one had good ground to it, but there were many parts that were hard to read on a device due to them being blurry. There were other parts that just felt a tad boring, and some where I did have fun reading. My favorite was definitely "The Great Gorilla Whale."
Overall, I do hope this comic finds it's audience because it was well done. It just wasn't for me personally.
I wasn't sure what to expect fully with this comic anthology. The last Godzilla comic I read was a wild ride, but incredibly fun. This one had good ground to it, but there were many parts that were hard to read on a device due to them being blurry. There were other parts that just felt a tad boring, and some where I did have fun reading. My favorite was definitely "The Great Gorilla Whale."
Overall, I do hope this comic finds it's audience because it was well done. It just wasn't for me personally.
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