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Godzilla vs. Hulk is a one-shot issue published by Marvel Comics and the second issue of Godzilla vs. Marvel. It was released on April 16, 2025.[1]
Description[]
GENERAL ROSS has no tolerance for monsters in any form. With his anti-kaiju taskforce THE THUNDERBOLTS he's taken down or imprisoned the biggest and baddest monsters on the planet: Fin Fang Foom, Mothra, Kumonga, even the Hulk. Now all that's left is his biggest hunt of all...GODZILLA. But the Thunderbolts' efforts to bring their last monster to heel may just result in the most destructive battle royale to ever rock the earth. It's time to figure out who's really the strongest there is![2]
Plot[]
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Appearances[]
Monsters[]
- Godzilla/Gamma Godzilla
- Mothra
- Kumonga
- Mechagodzilla 1
- Mechagodzilla 2
- Fin Fang Foom (mentioned)
- Jet Jaguar (variant cover)
Locations[]
- San Antonio, Texas, United States
Characters[]
- Hulk/Bruce Banner
- General Ross
- Doc Samson
- Leader/Samuel Sterns
- Jackson Giles
- Doctor Demonicus/Douglas Birely
- Surtur (mentioned)
- Tony Stark (mentioned)
- Rick Jones (mentioned)
Organizations[]
Gallery[]
Covers[]
Cover B by Nick Bradshaw
Variant cover by Lee Garbett
Trivia[]
- This issue is set during the 1970s era of the Godzilla series and Marvel Comics.[2]
- In an interview with Camuncoli, he revealed the Godzilla incarnation that appears is the second Godzilla that appears in most of the Showa era, specifically designed with the "MegaroGoji" appearance he had during the 1970s.[2] Conversely, the second cover draws him as the 1954 Godzilla.
- The story reintroduces Doctor Demonicus, a supervillain created for Marvel's Godzilla, King of the Monsters comic run in 1977.
References[]
- ↑ Godzilla (January 20, 2025). "Godzilla vs. Hulk". Instagram.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Monster Icons Throw Down April 16 in 'Godzilla vs. Hulk' #1". Godzilla (January 21, 2025).