An epic battle between Godzilla and Mothra could determine the fate of humanity. Hiroshi must confront the fears he’s kept secret for so long. Will a desperate act be enough to save Hiroshi’s family?
Simply put, this is a main-event slugfest that is more than worth the price of admission. Read Full Review
Overall, a fantastic comic. The writing, art, and battles are all A+. Godzilla: Cataclysm has turned into one of the most memorable Godzilla comics. With the exciting cliffhanger, it might go down as the most memorable. Read Full Review
With an insanely good cliffhanger, a clear plot still hasn't completely tipped its hand, and the promise of its best kaiju smack down yet, there's a very good chance that the only bad thing about the upcoming final issue of Cataclsym will be that the series is over. Read Full Review
This penultimate issue of the series concludes on an interesting plot point with serious consequences that will be played out in issue five. With the momentum created by the first four issues and the metaphorical arguments suggested through the book, this series has stomped its place into Godzilla lore. Read Full Review
The pseudo-spiritual examination of guilt and the deification or demonification of kaiju is continuing as the issue builds towards its cliffhanger, but with the issue showing us the destruction wrought before the mind-control experiment and then its insistence that this was the wrong thing to do, it is hard to become involved in the debate when the only other course was to allow the kaiju to destroy the world with no human intervention. Hopefully in its final chapter, Godzilla Cataclysm will allow our narrator to let go of his guilt, and deliver some meaningful insight into his world destroyed by unbelievable titans. Read Full Review
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