With Godzilla approaching an inhabited island, G-Force's attempt to evacuate the islanders proves unsuccessful. Could awakening Gekido-Jin be everyone's only hope? Story & script by Arthur Adams & Randy Stradley. Art by Arthur Adams. Art assist by Gracine Tanaka & Steve Moncuse. Front & back covers by Adams. 40-page tale. No ads. Cover price $3.50.
The Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book written by Arthur Adams and Randy Stradley and published by Dark Horse on August 1, 1992.[1] Set in the same continuity as Dark Horse's 1987 one-shot Godzilla, King of the Monsters Special, it introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the main characters of Dark Horse's ongoing Godzilla series. It was republished.
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Godzilla, also called Godzilla, King of the Monsters on its covers, is a comic book series by Dark Horse, published from 1995 to 1996. Beginning as an expansion of the Godzilla story published in Dark Horse Comics #10-11, it starred the Fantastic Four-inspired G-Force team introduced in Godzilla Color Special, with Professor Noriko Yoshiwara and Burton Helzer from Godzilla, King of the.
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The Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book written by Arthur Adams and Randy Stradley and published by Dark Horse on August 1, 1992.[1] Set in the same continuity as Dark Horse's 1987 one-shot Godzilla, King of the Monsters Special, it introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the main characters of Dark Horse's ongoing Godzilla series. It was republished.
Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse in 1992. It introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the primary protagonists of Dark Horse's Godzilla trilogy. It was re-released on the 29th of April, 1998 to match the release of Godzilla by Sony and TriStar Pictures.
Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
With Godzilla approaching an inhabited island, G-Force's attempt to evacuate the islanders proves unsuccessful. Could awakening Gekido-Jin be everyone's only hope? Story & script by Arthur Adams & Randy Stradley. Art by Arthur Adams. Art assist by Gracine Tanaka & Steve Moncuse. Front & back covers by Adams. 40-page tale. No ads. Cover price $3.50.
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Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse in 1992. It introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the primary protagonists of Dark Horse's Godzilla trilogy. It was re-released on the 29th of April, 1998 to match the release of Godzilla by Sony and TriStar Pictures.
Godzilla, also called Godzilla, King of the Monsters on its covers, is a comic book series by Dark Horse, published from 1995 to 1996. Beginning as an expansion of the Godzilla story published in Dark Horse Comics #10-11, it starred the Fantastic Four-inspired G-Force team introduced in Godzilla Color Special, with Professor Noriko Yoshiwara and Burton Helzer from Godzilla, King of the.
Godzilla Color Special is a 1992 comic book that was published by Dark Horse Comics. To be added Godzilla Gekido-jin One of the scenes from the comic, showing Godzilla rising up from the ocean, was used for the cover of the script of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah. This comic features the G-Force, introducing the name a year earlier than the movies, which first used it in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla 2.
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Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse in 1992. It introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the primary protagonists of Dark Horse's Godzilla trilogy. It was re-released on the 29th of April, 1998 to match the release of Godzilla by Sony and TriStar Pictures.
Arguably the greatest English Godzilla comic published to date, and possibly just the greatest in general. When the Godzilla Color Special was first printed back in 1992, color in Dark Horse Comics was a rare occasion. This issue proves, though, how much better Godzilla comics are when presented in full color.
Godzilla Color Special #1 Comic - January 1, 1992 by Arthur Adams (Author), Randy Stradley (Author) 4.6 6 ratings Godzilla Color Special #1 Report an issue with this product or seller Previous slide of product details Language.
Godzilla Color Special The biggest character in comics returns in this all-new monster-versus-monster epic! On the remote island of Kurukai, the inhabitants live in fear that an ancient demon imprisoned in a stone statue may one day escape and wreak havoc.
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Arguably the greatest English Godzilla comic published to date, and possibly just the greatest in general. When the Godzilla Color Special was first printed back in 1992, color in Dark Horse Comics was a rare occasion. This issue proves, though, how much better Godzilla comics are when presented in full color.
Information about the comic Godzilla Color Special #1, which has a publication date of Summer 1992 and was published by Dark Horse.
Godzilla Color Special is a 1992 comic book that was published by Dark Horse Comics. To be added Godzilla Gekido-jin One of the scenes from the comic, showing Godzilla rising up from the ocean, was used for the cover of the script of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah. This comic features the G-Force, introducing the name a year earlier than the movies, which first used it in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla 2.
Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
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Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
Information about the comic Godzilla Color Special #1, which has a publication date of Summer 1992 and was published by Dark Horse.
Godzilla Color Special The biggest character in comics returns in this all-new monster-versus-monster epic! On the remote island of Kurukai, the inhabitants live in fear that an ancient demon imprisoned in a stone statue may one day escape and wreak havoc.
Arguably the greatest English Godzilla comic published to date, and possibly just the greatest in general. When the Godzilla Color Special was first printed back in 1992, color in Dark Horse Comics was a rare occasion. This issue proves, though, how much better Godzilla comics are when presented in full color.
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Godzilla, also called Godzilla, King of the Monsters on its covers, is a comic book series by Dark Horse, published from 1995 to 1996. Beginning as an expansion of the Godzilla story published in Dark Horse Comics #10-11, it starred the Fantastic Four-inspired G-Force team introduced in Godzilla Color Special, with Professor Noriko Yoshiwara and Burton Helzer from Godzilla, King of the.
Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
The Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book written by Arthur Adams and Randy Stradley and published by Dark Horse on August 1, 1992.[1] Set in the same continuity as Dark Horse's 1987 one-shot Godzilla, King of the Monsters Special, it introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the main characters of Dark Horse's ongoing Godzilla series. It was republished.
Godzilla Color Special is a 1992 comic book that was published by Dark Horse Comics. To be added Godzilla Gekido-jin One of the scenes from the comic, showing Godzilla rising up from the ocean, was used for the cover of the script of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah. This comic features the G-Force, introducing the name a year earlier than the movies, which first used it in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla 2.
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Arguably the greatest English Godzilla comic published to date, and possibly just the greatest in general. When the Godzilla Color Special was first printed back in 1992, color in Dark Horse Comics was a rare occasion. This issue proves, though, how much better Godzilla comics are when presented in full color.
Godzilla Color Special #1 Comic - January 1, 1992 by Arthur Adams (Author), Randy Stradley (Author) 4.6 6 ratings Godzilla Color Special #1 Report an issue with this product or seller Previous slide of product details Language.
Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
Godzilla Color Special The biggest character in comics returns in this all-new monster-versus-monster epic! On the remote island of Kurukai, the inhabitants live in fear that an ancient demon imprisoned in a stone statue may one day escape and wreak havoc.
Godzilla Color Special #1 Comic - January 1, 1992 by Arthur Adams (Author), Randy Stradley (Author) 4.6 6 ratings Godzilla Color Special #1 Report an issue with this product or seller Previous slide of product details Language.
With Godzilla approaching an inhabited island, G-Force's attempt to evacuate the islanders proves unsuccessful. Could awakening Gekido-Jin be everyone's only hope? Story & script by Arthur Adams & Randy Stradley. Art by Arthur Adams. Art assist by Gracine Tanaka & Steve Moncuse. Front & back covers by Adams. 40-page tale. No ads. Cover price $3.50.
Godzilla, also called Godzilla, King of the Monsters on its covers, is a comic book series by Dark Horse, published from 1995 to 1996. Beginning as an expansion of the Godzilla story published in Dark Horse Comics #10-11, it starred the Fantastic Four-inspired G-Force team introduced in Godzilla Color Special, with Professor Noriko Yoshiwara and Burton Helzer from Godzilla, King of the.
Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book published by Dark Horse in 1992. It introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the primary protagonists of Dark Horse's Godzilla trilogy. It was re-released on the 29th of April, 1998 to match the release of Godzilla by Sony and TriStar Pictures.
Dive into the world of monsters and mayhem with the GODZILLA COLOR SPECIAL #1 from Summer 1992, brought to you by Dark Horse Comics. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, this issue features the iconic Godzilla in all his glory, rendered in vibrant color that brings his destructive power to life. This comic book is a standout addition to any collection, embodying the spirit of US Comics.
Arguably the greatest English Godzilla comic published to date, and possibly just the greatest in general. When the Godzilla Color Special was first printed back in 1992, color in Dark Horse Comics was a rare occasion. This issue proves, though, how much better Godzilla comics are when presented in full color.
Godzilla Color Special The biggest character in comics returns in this all-new monster-versus-monster epic! On the remote island of Kurukai, the inhabitants live in fear that an ancient demon imprisoned in a stone statue may one day escape and wreak havoc.
Godzilla Color Special is a 1992 comic book that was published by Dark Horse Comics. To be added Godzilla Gekido-jin One of the scenes from the comic, showing Godzilla rising up from the ocean, was used for the cover of the script of Godzilla vs. Destoroyah. This comic features the G-Force, introducing the name a year earlier than the movies, which first used it in Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla 2.
Information about the comic Godzilla Color Special #1, which has a publication date of Summer 1992 and was published by Dark Horse.
The Godzilla Color Special is a one-shot comic book written by Arthur Adams and Randy Stradley and published by Dark Horse on August 1, 1992.[1] Set in the same continuity as Dark Horse's 1987 one-shot Godzilla, King of the Monsters Special, it introduces G-Force, the team of scientists who would become the main characters of Dark Horse's ongoing Godzilla series. It was republished.
