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Title |
| Godzilla King of
the Monsters #2 |
| Author(s) |
| Kevin Maguire |
| Pencils:
Brandon McKinney |
Inks:
Scott Reed |
| Language:
English |
Release:
1995 |
| Publisher:
Dark Horse Comics |
Pages:
32 |
| Colors:
Cary Porter |
Cover:
Arthur Adams |
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| Monster
Appearances: |
Aliens,
SDF, & Misc Appearances: |
| Godzilla,
Cybersaur |
VTOL
Craft, Type 90 Tanks, Black
Hole Aliens |
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| Comments |
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Anthony
Romero |
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| The second
issue in the, unfortunately, short lived comic series
by Dark Horse, and the first in the series to pit Godzilla
against another creature his own size. The opponent
in this issue is a mech called Cybersaur, who was introduced
briefly at the end of Godzilla
King of the Monsters #1. The giant robot is
created from a combined effort by both G-Force and the
United Nations. The basic concept of the plot, and the
mech in particular, plays out kind of like Godzilla
vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993), but with more focus
on casualties and the adverse affects of Godzilla's
condition as a result of Yoshiwara's formula. The dialogue
in this issue is adequate, on par, if not better, than
the previous one. However, the art is definitely not
as polished as what we saw in the subsequent issue.
Coloring, once again handled by Cary Porter, seems a
bit rushed as well, and I noticed that a couple of hair
colors change from panel to panel. Once again, Arthur
Adams does the cover for this issue and turns in an
amazing job as always. Adams has a talent for capturing
an action sequence in a single shot, as evident from
the great picture on the front showing a blood spewing
Godzilla being fired upon by an overlooking Cybersaur. |
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