Welcome to Ghana, 1975. The criminal underworld has found a way to summon monsters and they've chosen the African country as a trial run for the first ever monster mash-up! A horde of kaiju are on the way and different military teams, each specifically trained to thwart each monster's capabilities, enter the fray. During the chaos, Lieutenant Ota stumbles upon the source of the chaos!
If you’re not enjoying this book or have yet to check it out then you need to do so. It’s by far the best Godzilla comic book I’ve ever read and I’ve yet to find anyone that dislikes it. Sure the battles are on the light side in this issue, but its story and plot accomplishments are worth the sacrifice. Read Full Review
There isnt much more that I can say about this limited series that I havent said in my previous two reviews. Stokoe is making each issue better than the last one. This is by far, the best Godzilla story I have ever read, and is one of my favourite series of the year. There is no need to be skeptical, this comic is just as good its touted to be. Read Full Review
Overall, another fantastic entry in the Half Century War. Lots of satisfying monster action, (including some whom are their first appearance in the comic world!) and the humans are pretty fun for the most part. Stokoe really understands what Godzilla is and just how powerful he and his kaiju brethren are, it's good to see these guys being the unstoppable things they are. (Which the Ongoing doesn't seem to get.) While not as good as Issue #2, #3 of the Half Century War is another great comic featuring some of the coolest monsters in existence. (Andif a comic can make even Megalon cool, you know you have a winner.) Read Full Review
This is easily one of the best comics being put out right now, you owe it to yourself to pick it up. Its fun, larger than life, and engaging. What more could you ask for? Read Full Review
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