Godzilla: Rulers Of Earth #8
| Writer | Chris Mowry |
| Artist | Matt Frank |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The biggest monster fight to grace the comic book page hits in this climactic issue! Lucy and Woods converge on the site of an epic monster brawl as the aliens launch a last ditch effort to rule the Earth!
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9.0
Geeked Out Nation - Jeremy Williams
Jan 29, 2014All in all this has been a great issue and I cannot freaking wait to see where this series is head with the new villains. Especially with the tease of next issue focusing on Megalon and King Caesar. Highly recommend this issue to fans of the Godzilla and giant monsters in general. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Bastards - Carl Boehm
Jan 29, 2014In the meantime, enjoy the work that Mowry and Frank bring to this great on-going version of the King of the Monsters before IDW pulls the plug on this and replaces it with Godzilla: Age of Continuity Despair. Read Full Review
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7.0
Unleash The Fanboy - Daniel Alvarez
Jan 29, 2014Overall, Issue #8 is solid. The fight between Godzilla and Biollante is really fun despite the rather anti-climatic ending to it. The Devonians have become petty good antagonists for the book. Sadly it isn't the 'big' issue the description would have you believe. Jet Jaguar at least has some fun scenes, despite what people might say I think he's a great addition to the story. So while not the best issue, it's still a good read. Read Full Review
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7.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Noah Sharma
Feb 01, 2014Godzilla fans of all ages and intensities will appreciate this issue and, if the creative team can keep this up, it could easily become the go-to introduction for skeptical converts to the Godzilla brand. Read Full Review
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6.0
Big Comic Page - Joe Morrison
Jan 28, 2014As well as the showpiece rumble between Godzilla and Biolante there a couple of side stories with, yknow, dialogue and stuff. Theres a flying robot, weird fish people from the depths of the ocean and an invading force of shape shifting aliens. With so many things happening at once in this book it borders on hyperactivity and at times it feels like the story is being told by a breathless nine year old acting it out with toys. Yet, the enthusiasm and joy that Chris Mowry and Matt Frank bring to the story, along with their obvious love for the characters, just about bring it home. Read Full Review
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5.0
AIPT - Nick Nafpliotis
Jan 30, 2014With excitement building over the new Godzilla movie that's being released in May, this is the exact wrong time for the kaiju franchise to have just a single ongoing book that only rewards longtime fans. Read Full Review
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