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Title |
| Godzilla King of
the Monsters #6 |
| Author(s) |
| Arthur Adams |
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| Comments |
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Anthony
Romero |
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The second
comic in the Dianii alien hunters story arc, which sets up a lot of what's yet to come in the new two issues.
Arthur Adams
is, once again, in charge of the story this time around;
unfortunately, this is arguably the most boring entry
in the four issue story arc. This, however, doesn't mean
that the issue is unimportant. It just means that this
comic sets up the battle between the Dianii and Godzilla;
while in the next issue the fight will actually commence.
The dialogue is decent here, although Kino is given some
rather out-of-character lines (like: "Whatever!").
The artwork is on par with the previous issue, and, like
the previous comic, gives the human cast a very different
appearance than in the initial four issues; in fact,
the Colonel is looking more and more M. Bison-ish, from
Capcom's Street Fighter series, with each
issue. The coloring is acceptable here with very few
flaws; however, there is one panel with some coloring
that is noticeably off, which is when we see the pilots
of the All-Terraintula. The cover, while not quite up
to par with previous issues, is once again one of the
best parts of the issue. While Godzilla himself has
certainly looked better on previous covers, the Dianii
look very impressive as they confront the King of the
Monsters.
Overall, since the arc as a whole is pretty solid, worth checking out to make sure you get the full story. |
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