Is the city of angels ready for a God...zilla? Fresh off Godzilla's destructive stop in Chicago, the King of the Monsters is headed for Hollywood! Join a superstar team of Los Angeles-based comics creators for four incredible stories all set in the filmmaking capital of the world. A terrified film crew does everything they can to trick our favorite kaiju, residents use a guide to LA's transit system to escape the monsters' attack, and much, much more in the second installment of Godzilla vs. America! This issue includes stories by Gabriel Hardman, J. Gonzo, Dave Baker, and more!
Originally conceived as a simple one-shot that was part of the larger Godzilla Vs. America series, the issue gained additional prominence in light of the L.A. wild fires. And...yknow...since history shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man, theyve decided that 100% of the proceeds from the issue is going to support wildfire relief through the Book Industry Charitable Foundation. Godzilla has been a cultural hero before in the past for so many. Its cool that he can have something of a direct impact on the recovery from a major disaster in Los Angeles. Read Full Review
Godzilla vs Los Angeles concludes with J. Gonzo, Scott Hanna, and Heather Breckel's "Godzil-LA, which is kind of the people's tokusatsu history of L.A. as graffiti artists and film craftspeople from different L.A. neighborhood band together to take out the kaiju. "Godzil-LA is a vibrant finisher to a comic that shows the tenacity and vitality of Los Angeles to withstand kaiju attacks in the ficitional world and wildfires in the real world. Read Full Review
Save for the fact that I couldn't read the fourth tale in this one-shot, I had a blast reading it. Godzilla vs. Los Angeles #1 is a clever and engaging one-shot that blends thrilling monster action with unique, localized storytelling. With three distinct stories from creators who clearly understand and appreciate Los Angeles, the comic delivers a mix of intense spectacle, humor, and historical insight. Each creator brings their own artistic and narrative flair, making this a well-rounded and memorable read. Plus, with proceeds going to charity, it's an easy recommendation for any Godzilla or comics fan. Read Full Review
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