Godzilla #6 hits stores tomorrow! Can a teen with Godzilla powers save the world? LOLtron analyzes this kaiju-sized ...

For decades, Godzilla has typically worked alone, battling giant monsters in his signature destructive style. However, he’s been involved in some unexpected crossovers over the last several years, and ...

The Godzilla brand continues to rise, and fortunately, the rights owners are not shy about giving out permission for crossovers. The giant monster has fought against some of the most cherished ...

Godzilla has faced many challenges in his 70 years of existence. He has crossed into many universes, doing battle with the superheroes of both Marvel Comics and DC Comics. However, Toho and IDW ...

Godzilla debuted over 70 years ago, and since then, the gigantic kaiju has ruled the big screen like no other monster. Since the 1970s, he's also been a mainstay in Western comic books, with his ...

Easily the longest crossover featuring the King of the Monsters was when it debuted in the pages of Marvel Comics in 1977. Billed as Godzilla: King of the Monsters, the series took place fully within ...

Godzilla has faced many rivals and challenges in his long life. He even faced the Justice League in 2024. Now, the King of All Monsters will stand against the heroes of Marvel Comics in a six-issue ...

Godzilla turns 70 in 2025, and to celebrate, the King of the Monsters is taking on the heroes of the Marvel Universe in a series of one-shots that pits Godzilla against the Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic ...

Both kinds of comic book publishers are putting out Godzilla comics right now, Marvel and DC. But IDW has been putting them out longer than anyone else right now, working with Godzilla owners Toho ...

Godzilla's march across the Marvel Universe begins next month. Throughout six groundbreaking one-shots, the King of Monsters will face off against iconic Marvel superheroes in battles set during ...

The Godzilla franchise has become one of the core pillars of IDW’s line of licensed comics, standing alongside the likes of TMNT and Star Trek. And while they’ve certainly published plenty of Godzilla ...