Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatre: Roar of the Worlds #1

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Writer Kyle Baker
Artist Kyle Baker
Cover Price $7.99

The explosive literary mashup series continues—Godzilla is taking on the classics one story at a time! In this oversize one-shot, comic book legend Kyle Baker joins the fun to help Godzilla defend the planet against invaders from Mars! The War of the Worlds regaled readers with the story of what happened in England when faraway invaders arrived. This comic asks a much more important question…what was going on in Japan? The answer: Martians were getting smashed left and right by the King of the Monsters! And that’s not all—this issue contains part three of Tom Scioli’s “Robin Hood and the Monster of Nottingham.”

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    ComicBook.com - David Harth

    Aug 12, 2026

    I’ve reviewed every one of Godzilla Monsterpiece Theatre books that have come out in the last year and this one is by far my favorite. Kyle Baker was someone who I wouldn’t have thought to find doing one of these books, but I’m thrilled he did. This is everything an amazing Godzilla story should be. It’s an awesome monster fighting other monsters story, all while giving readers a great story starring the humans caught in the middle. While recent years have seen a terrible adaptation of War of the Worlds (looking at you, Amazon), this one is perfect. If you love War of the Worlds, Godzilla, or just cool sci-fi in general, this is the comic for you. Read Full Review

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    AIPT - Collier Jennings

    Aug 11, 2026

    Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatre: Roar of the Worlds folds the King of the Monsters into one of the greatest sci-fi stories of all time and balances the spectacle with genuine human emotion. Now the question is: what book is Godzilla stomping into next? Read Full Review

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    Comic Crusaders - Al Mega

    Aug 16, 2026

    This is kaiju pulp with brains, bruises, busted Martian machinery and enough retro comic swagger to make the whole ridiculous experiment sing. Mars came looking for Earth. Mars found Godzilla. Bad move, papi! Read Full Review

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