This is another cool Godzilla graphic novel from IDW. Again, giant monsters are popping up around the world--the giant spider, Kumonga, in Mexico, Rodan in Brazil, and Battra in South Korea. And Godzilla, King of the Monsters, is fifty miles outside of Washington D.C. The main story is that a professional soldier named Boxer is out for revenge. His family was killed by Godzilla so he comes up with a plan to stop these creatures for money. He gets a group of like-minded colleagues together and they manage to stop Anguiras. They are dubbed "The Monster Kill Crew". Then they get the giant spider, Battra and Rodan, making Billions of dollars by earth's governments. Only Boxer doesn't want to just capture the Big G--he wants to kill him. In the last few pages we see that the other monsters haven't been killed, only transported, to an island in the South Pacifici--"Monster Island".
This is a good read and captures the feel of the old 60's Godzilla flicks. Recommended.
This is another cool Godzilla graphic novel from IDW. Again, giant monsters are popping up around the world--the giant spider, Kumonga, in Mexico, Rodan in Brazil, and Battra in South Korea. And Godzilla, King of the Monsters, is fifty miles outside of Washington D.C. The main story is that a professional soldier named Boxer is out for revenge. His family was killed by Godzilla so he comes up with a plan to stop these creatures for money. He gets a group of like-minded colleagues together and they manage to stop Anguiras. They are dubbed "The Monster Kill Crew". Then they get the giant spider, Battra and Rodan, making Billions of dollars by earth's governments. Only Boxer doesn't want to just capture the Big G--he wants to kill him. In the last few pages we see that the other monsters haven't been killed, only transported, to an island in the South Pacifici--"Monster Island".
