Godzilla and the minis.
The big one is from Japan. It was put out with “Godzilla: Final Wars”. The minis are just little pocket sized ones. There are two of Godzilla, with Anguirus and Godzilla Junior.
Near miss
The comic shop almost gave away my comics again this week. Instead of putting them in my subscription box, they put them on the rack with the others. The only reason that they did not sell out is that Boone is still half empty because the university is still on break. Its weird that they pulled “Hellboy”, “Godzilla” and “30 Days of Night” but they seemed to forget to pull “Adventure Time with Fiona and Cake” and “My Little Pony”. I know that they don’t seem to think that the same person would read all that, but if they read the damn pull sheets they would know. Yes, I read those and I make no fucking apology for it.
A friend of mine works there and he told me that one of the guys who works there is intimidated by me and that he is worried that i don’t like him. Well he should be because that unhelpful little idiot has cost me a great deal of money and frustration. I am determined to just visit the shop on Friday to avoid the drama and deal with people who know what they are doing.
I know its all over comics, but it is the principle of the thing. Like November’s comics incident.
Here is a larger (or at least more expansive) version of the comic page a reblogged a could of posts back. Once again, this is from a Japanese anthology comic called “The Godzilla Comic” published in 1991. This story was written and drawn by the actor who played King Ghidorah in “Godzilla vs King Ghidorah”. It is called “Godzilla: Monster Warrior” and has Godzilla transformed into a sword and sorcery type character.
I wish I could find this whole story. Even if I can’t read Japanese, it would be so badass!
Best. Godzilla. Art. Ever.
This is a page from the manga story, “Godzilla: Monster Warrior,” by mangaka/suit actor/Godzilla fan Hurricane Ryuu (Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah, Den-Ace, etc.), in the doujinshi anthology collection, The Godzilla Comic (1990). Imagine Bandai’s Tamashii Nations making a figure out of this guy! :)
I… I actually really want to read this! Anthropomorphic Godzilla by way of John Norman, Edgar Rice Burroughs and Frank Frazzeta! That’s pretty damn cool!
