THE LETHAL PROTECTOR BECOMES THE DEADLY DESTRUCTOR AS GODZILLA BONDS WITH A SYMBIOTE! As the KING OF THE MONSTERS sets about making mincemeat out of Manhattan, EARTH'S MIGHTIEST HEROES find reinforcements in the most unlikely of places - the villainous patrons of the BAR WITH NO NAME! Will their combined efforts be enough to slow GODZILLA down - or are they merely adding fuel to the fire as the VENOM SYMBIOTE discovers an even more enticing apex predator to latch onto? Plus, BLACK PANTHER makes a shocking discovery about the nature of VIBRANIUM and what is driving Godzilla's rampage! But will it be enough to make a difference in the wake of t more
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #2 is everything that comics should be and everything you want from a collision of Marvel characters and the King of the Monsters. It is full of epic action sequences and hilarious character interactions that will have you glued to the pages. Read Full Review
Overall, Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe #2 is a wild ride that builds brilliantly on the first issue, delivering shocking visuals, unexpected alliances, and tantalizing mysteries that promise even greater payoffs ahead. Its bold, its bizarre, and its exactly the kind of crossover madness that fans hoped for. Read Full Review
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #2 captures everything fans could hope for in a clash between Marvel's heroes and the King of the Monsters. The issue explodes with blockbuster action and laugh-out-loud character moments, from Spider-Man's quips to Rocket Raccoon riding the Vulture. Gerry Duggan leans into absurd comedy, like Venom's symbiote antics, while still raising the stakes with future-set twists and a looming villain. Read Full Review
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #2 doubles down on its promise of kaiju chaos, delivering a mix of clever future twists, hilarious character beats, and jaw-dropping art, even if its logic is as shaky as Stilt-Man's kick. Read Full Review
I love that Duggan's signature humor doesn't go away during this mammoth-sized story with some of C-list supervillains reacting pricelessly to Godzilla destroying their favorite bar. Read Full Review
Plot
The comic begins in the year 2099, where an elderly Johnny Storm, with the help of Forge, Riri, and Tony Stark, launches an attack on Godzilla, who has been destroying the world for decades. The attack eliminates Johnny, who has spent decades trying to avenge his family, who disappeared when Reed's device to transport them to the Negative Zone failed.
In the present, Black Panther asks Shuri to discover the new form of Vibranium with unstable molecules; it could be the weapon they need to defeat Godzilla.
In Manhattan, Spider-Man and Daredevil are the only ones left. They have been distracting Godzilla, but they receive help from the villains, and the Venom symbiote almost merges with Godzilla.
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Godzilla kicks the hell out of everyone - which is great.
That the heroes are basically useless is not great.
That the villains are even more useless is really not great.
That the villains are written as a comedic afterthoughts doesn't help. Heck, even Stiltman survives fighting Godzilla. Stiltman!?
More comedy with a Saturday morning version of Fin Fang Foom.
For all the devastation, no one has been killed yet except for a future Johnny (who won't exist soon because of an even more comedic usage of (ugh) Herbie).
I'm not feeling the stakes that should be EVERYWHERE by now.
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