Movie List Monster Bios Aliens & SDF Staff of Toho Actors DVDs Blu-rays Soundtracks Video Games Books Comic Books Toys Animation Television Box Office Posters Concept Art Pictures Cutting Room News Release Dates Articles Interviews Media Reviews Forums Search Site Staff Credits Updates	Title  Godzilla King of the Monsters #7 Author(s)  Doug Moench Pencils: Herb Trimpe Inks: Fred Kida Language: English Release: 1978 Publisher: Marvel Comics Pages: 32 Colors: Jance Cohen Cover: Ernie Chan   Monster Appearances: Aliens, SDF, & Misc Appearances: Godzilla, Red Ronin Behemoth Comments Anthony Romero After SHIELD's failed attempt to contain the King of the Monsters, Godzilla breaks free and threatens a nearby stockpile of nuclear warheads. The international organization attempts to stop the beast, yet their conventional weapons prove ineffective while a new mech, Red Ronin, springs into action, piloted by the Robert Takiguchi who was able to mentally control the machine. The two behemoths square off for a confrontation, as the issue is left on a cliff hanger. In terms of the art in this comic, it's standard fare for this series. Herb Trimpe and Fred Kida do a good job with the military hardware in this issue, which is mostly related to the Behemoth. Godzilla looks uneven in its portrayal, but this is expected, while the Red Ronin is generally rendered with a good level of consistency, more so than later issues with the character.
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