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Essential Series: Godzilla Vol. 1 #1 "Godzilla - King of the Monsters!" - Marvel Comics

3/1/2006

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Essential Series Vol 1 #1
Publisher: Marvel Comics
2006
Editor-in-Chief: Joe Quesada
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe, Will Glass

"Godzilla - King of the Monsters!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe, Tom Sutton
Inkers: Herb Trimpe, Fred Kida, Klaus Janson
Letterers: John Costanza, Joe Rosen, Denise Wohl, Bruce D. Patterson, Irving Watanabe, Jean Izzo
Editors: Jeff Youngquist, Archie Goodwin, Bob Hall, Mary Jo Duffy, Al Milgrom

Appearing in "Godzilla - King of the Monsters!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
Godzilla Squad
Red Ronin
Robert Takiguchi
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Agent Jensen
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Champions of Los Angeles
Angel
Black Widow
Hercules
Iceman
Avengers
Iron Man
Wasp
Yellowjacket
Fantastic Four
Human Torch
Invisible Girl
Mister Fantastic
Thing
Spider-Man
Antagonists:
Batragon
Betans
Beta-Beast
Centipor
Doctor Demonicus
Ghilaron
Krollar
Lepirax
Megans
Rhiahn
Triax
Yetrigar
Other Characters:
Gladstone Hawkins
Hugh Howards
J. Jonah Jameson
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Locations:
Earth-616
Alaska
Arizona
Seattle, Washington
Canada
Alberta
California
Los Angeles
Champions Headquarters
San Diego
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
Michigan
Detroit
Stark Industries' Detroit plant
New York City
Manhattan
Baxter Building
Pacific Ocean
Doctor Demonicus' Volcano Lair
Items:
Lifestone
Pym Particles
S.H.I.E.L.D. Flight Pack
Vehicles:
Champscraft
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicopter
S.H.I.E.L.D. Hoverflier
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Synopsis for "Godzilla - King of the Monsters!"
Reprint of the Marvel Godzilla series, see individual issues for synopsis.

Notes
This 454-page volume reprints the entire 1977 Godzilla ongoing series in black and white.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #24 "And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them" - Marvel Comics

7/1/1979

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Godzilla Vol 1 #24
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July, 1979
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe, Dave Cockrum

"And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Letterers: Jim Novak
Editors: Allen Milgrom, Mary Jo Duffy

Appearing in "And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad (Final appearance)
Gabriel Jones
Hugh Howards
Jimmy Woo
Robert Takiguchi
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Avengers
Iron Man
Thor
Yellowjacket
Wasp
Vision
Fantastic Four
Human Torch
Invisible Girl
Mister Fantastic
The Thing
Spider-Man
Other Characters:
J. Jonah Jameson
Joe Robertson
Tamara Hashioka (Final appearance)
Yuriko Takiguchi (Final appearance)
Locations:
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Manhattan
Items:
Iron Man Armor MK V
Mjolnir
Spider-Man's Web Shooters
Vehicles:
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
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Synopsis for "And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them"
Godzilla makes one final attack on New York City, targeting the Empire State Building, with the combined forces of the SHIELD Godzilla Squad, the Fantastic Four and the Avengers as the only beings standing in the monster's way.

After a battle which shows both sides equally matched, it takes the tear-filled pleas of young Robert to convince Godzilla to stop his rampage and return to the ocean. The monster, apparently understanding the boy, leaves the city, but not before Spider-Man takes a few pictures of the monster leaving the city. 

Notes
No colourist is credited.
The text on the back cover of the 2006 Essential Godzilla reprint collection refers to this as "one of Spider-Man's most gratuitous guest-shots ever!"
This issue is reprinted in Essential Godzilla, Volume 1.
Final issue of the series.
This is the final appearance of Godzilla under the name "Godzilla". Following this issue, Marvel Comics relinquished the rights to use the Godzilla name. The character was later optioned by Dark Horse Comics and first appeared in Dark Horse's 1988 eponymous limited series. The Godzilla character has since made sporadic appearances in the Marvel Universe, but with a mutated, more monstrous appearance and he is never addressed as Godzilla. Godzilla appears next in Iron Man v.1 #193.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #23 "The King Once More" - Marvel Comics

6/1/1979

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Godzilla Vol 1 #23
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June, 1979
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe

"The King Once More"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Ben Sean
Letterers: Gaspar Saladino, Irv Watanabe
Editors: Al Milgrom, Mary Jo Duffy

Appearing in "The King Once More"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Fantastic Four
Mr. Fantastic
Invisible Girl
Human Torch
Thing
Avengers
Captain America
Thor
Iron Man
Yellowjacket
Wasp
Scarlet Witch
Vision
Other Characters:
Hugh Howards
Robert Takiguchi
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Gladstone Hawkins
J. Jonah Jameson
Robbie Robertson
Items:
Captain America's Shield
Captain America's Uniform
Mjolnir
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Synopsis for "The King Once More"
With Godzilla returned to present day Earth at full size, the monster goes on a rampage through New York City. With the Godzilla Squad and the Fantastic Four not enough to stop the monster's rampage, the Human Torch enlists the aid of the Avengers.

With the added might of Earth's mightiest heroes they manage to get Godzilla on the defensive, fighting the monster into New York Harbor. However, this is far from defeating the monster, as it rises from the water even more furious than ever before. 

Notes
Letters (story pages): Saladino (uncredited) page 1, Watanabe pages 2-17.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #22 "The Devil and the Dinosaur!" - Marvel Comics

5/1/1979

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Godzilla Vol 1 #22
Publisher: Marvel Comics
May, 1979
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe

"The Devil and the Dinosaur!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Jack Abel
Colourists: Mario Sen
Letterers: Clem Robins
Editors: Allen Milgrom, Mary Jo Duffy

Appearing in "The Devil and the Dinosaur!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
Moon-Boy
Devil Dinosaur
Godzilla Squad
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Gladstone Hawkins
Tamara Hashioka
Dr. Yuriko Takiguchi
Robert Takiguchi
Antagonists:
Lizard-Warriors
Other Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Hugh Howards
Fantastic Four
Mr. Fantastic
Invisible Girl
Human Torch
Thing
Hag of the Pit (Ruler of the Region of the Pits)
Locations:
Earth-78411
Dinosaur World
Valley of the Flame
Region of the Pits
Earth-616
New York City
Manhattan
Baxter Building
Times Square
East River
Items:
Dr. Doom's Time Machine
Vehicles:
S.H.I.E.L.D. Heli-Carrier 'Behemoth'
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Synopsis for "The Devil and the Dinosaur!"
As Godzilla aids Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur in repelling an attack by the Lizard Men, back on present day Earth, everyone is taking some much needed R&R time after battling Godzilla so long. Robert, however, is upset that they sent Godzilla to another time period where he may get killed. While in Reed's lab, Dr. Doom's time machine starts to become unstable after being exposed to Godzilla's radioactive physiology and is at risk of exploding.

Back on Moon-Boy's world, Godzilla, Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur successfully manage to repel the invading Lizard Men and save Moon-Boy's home of Flame Valley. At that time Godzilla suddenly resumes his original size. While on present-day Earth, Reed has the time machine taken to a safe place, but instead of exploding, it transports the full-sized Godzilla back to the present at full size, smack in the middle of New York City. 
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #21 "The Doom Trip!" - Marvel Comics

4/1/1979

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​Godzilla Vol 1 #21
April, 1979
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe

"The Doom Trip!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Ben Sean
Letterers: Irving Watanabe
Editors: Al Milgrom

Appearing in "The Doom Trip!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
Moon Boy
Devil Dinosaur
Antagonists:
Lizard Warriors
Other Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Fantastic Four
Mr. Fantastic
Invisible Girl
Human Torch
Thing
Hugh Howards
Robert Takiguchi
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Gladstone Hawkins
Locations:
New York City
Baxter Building
Valley of the Flame
Items:
Dr. Doom's Time Machine
Vehicles:
Fantasticar
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​Synopsis for "The Doom Trip!"
With Godzilla knocked into a shark tank, the Godzilla Squad and Fantastic Four fish out the monster, and knock it out. Reed then suggests that they bring the monster to the Baxter Building. There Reed uses Dr. Doom's time machine to send Godzilla back in time.
In doing so, Godzilla is transported to the world of Moon-Boy and the Devil Dinosaur, where Godzilla meets and battles Devil Dinosaur. However, when the Lizard Warriors come to invade Moon-Boy's home, Moon-Boy manages to appeal to Godzilla to help him stop the invasion.

Notes
At this point in history, it was believed that the world which Moon-Boy lived was that of Earth's past, however it is later revealed that Moon-Boy lives in the alternate reality of Earth-78411. Godzilla's appearance in this reality may have something to do with his radioactive physiology effecting Dr. Doom's time machine (as shown next issue).
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #20 "A Night at the Museum" - Marvel Comics

3/1/1979

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"Ugly geek, ain't he?" - The Thing

Godzilla Vol 1 #20
Publisher: Marvel Comics
March, 1979
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe, Bob McLeod

"A Night at the Museum"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: George Roussos
Letterers: Gaspar Saladino, Elaine Heinl
Editors: Allen Milgrom

Appearing in "A Night at the Museum"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Fantastic Four
Mr. Fantastic
Invisible Girl
Human Torch
Thing
Other Characters:
Hugh Howards
Robert Takiguchi
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Gladstone Hawkins
Locations:
New York City
Manhattan
American Museum of Natural History
Baxter Building
Vehicles:
Fantasti-Car MK II
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Synopsis for "A Night at the Museum"
With Godzilla roaming through the streets of New York City at risk of growing back to his full size at any moment, the Godzilla Squad continues to track the beast until they can contain it without hurting innocents. While at the Baxter building, the Fantastic Four hear the media reports of the creature's travel through New York and Reed decides that this a case for the Fantastic Four to investigate.

With the Godzilla Squad having lured the monster into the New York History Museum, the group are joined by the Fantastic Four who offer to subdue the monster and help them find a humane way to end Godzilla's menace. Battling the monster, the Thing knocks the creature into a giant shark tank. 

Notes
Letters (story pages): Saladino (uncredited) page 1, Heinl pages 2-17.
This issue is reprinted in Essential Godzilla, Volume 1.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #19 "With Dugan on the Docks!" - Marvel Comics

2/1/1979

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"Awright, ya blasted fire-belchin' dragon... get ready for a joust with Saint Dugan the Monster Slayer!" - "Dum Dum" Dugan

Godzilla Vol 1 #19
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February, 1979
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe, Bob Wiacek

"With Dugan on the Docks!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Ben Sean
Letterers: Gaspar Saladino, Shelly Leferman
Editors: Mary Jo Duffy

Appearing in "With Dugan on the Docks!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Gladstone Hawkins
Jimmy Woo
Robert Takiguchi
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Other Characters:
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Locations:
New York City
Manhattan
Central Park
United Nations Headquarters
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Synopsis for "With Dugan on the Docks!"
Rob and Godzilla emerge from the sewer systems of New York. Godzilla is now roughly six-feet tall. Rob tries to keep him calm and Godzilla seems receptive to Rob's pleas. The boy even finds a trench-coat and hat to obscure Godzilla's features as they try to hide in the back alleyways. Two muggers try to accost him, but Godzilla shreds through his disguise and sends them running after he blasts them with his atomic fire breath.

Later, Rob and Godzilla encounter Dugan's team on the docks. Dugan tries to fire a tranquilizer dart, but Gabe Jones, believing that Dugan was firing an actual gun, spoils his shot. Godzilla lets loose with a burst of fire, but Dugan deflects it with a trash can lid. He then picks up a pole arm and rushes the monster, but Godzilla easily disarms him. Failing that, Dugan tries fisticuffs, but Godzilla backhands him, sending Dugan sprawling. Gabe leaps upon Godzilla's back, but this too proves to be a poor tactic. Godzilla snaps his head forward, sending Gabe flying off the ledge of the dock. While the monster's attention is focused on Jones, Dugan attacks him from behind with a drop-kick. Gabe climbs back up onto the dock, but Godzilla grabs him with both claws and pitches him into the water. Turning, he punches Dugan in the face, knocking him to the ground. Godzilla lumbers off into the night and Rob screams "Come back!", but the monster doesn't heed him this time. Godzilla is alone and loose in the streets of New York. A look of consternation crosses Dugan's face as he realizes that Pym's shrinking formula is quickly wearing off. Godzilla is growing bigger! 

Notes
Letters (story pages): Saladino (uncredited) page 1, Leferman (credited as S. Lefferman) pages 2-17.
This issue is reprinted in Essential Godzilla, Volume 1.
Godzilla was recently reduced in size to approximately six-inches tall after being exposed to Pym Particles. He has been slowly returning to his natural height over the course of the last two issues. In the beginning of this issue, Godzilla is approximately six-feet tall. By the end of the issue, he is nearly eight-feet tall.

Trivia
"Dum Dum" Dugan has the distinction of being one of the only people in the Marvel Universe to get into a one-on-one fist fight with Godzilla.
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Godzilla Vol 1 #18 "Fugitive in Manhattan!" - Marvel Comics

1/1/1979

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​Godzilla Vol 1 #18
January, 1979
Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter
Cover Artists Herb Trimpe, Joe Rubinstein

"Fugitive in Manhattan!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Ben Sean
Letterers: Gaspar Saladino, Diana Albers
Editors Jim Shooter

Appearing in "Fugitive in Manhattan!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Gladstone Hawkins
Dr. Yuriko Takiguchi
Robert Takiguchi
Tamara Hashioka
Other Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Hugh Howards
Locations:
New York City
Items:
Red Ronin
Vehicles:
S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier "Behemoth"
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Synopsis for "Fugitive in Manhattan!"
Arriving in New York where Professor Hawkins can study Godzilla, the creature's cage is accidentally dropped and Godzilla gets loose, ending up in New York's sewer system. With the amount of time that Pym's shrinking gas will last in question, it's a race against time as everyone fans out to try to find the creature before it returns to its normal size and rampages through the city.

While in the sewers, Godzilla comes face to face with a New York City sewer rat and easily kills the beast. Emerging from the sewers, the creature stumbles upon Rob who had snuck out of the helicarrier himself to find Godzilla to be sure nobody hurts the monster. As the boy is reunited with the monster, it suddenly grows in size to be on par in height with a human adult. 

Notes
Letters (story pages): Saladino (uncredited) page 1, Albers (credited as Diane Albers) pages 2-17.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #17 "Of Lizards, Great and Small" - Marvel Comics

12/1/1978

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Godzilla Vol 1 #17
Publisher: Marvel Comics
December, 1978
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe

"Of Lizards, Great and Small"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Ben Sean
Letterers: Bruce D. Patterson
Editors: Bob Hall

Appearing in "Of Lizards, Great and Small"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Supporting Characters:
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Godzilla Squad
Gabriel Jones
Jimmy Woo
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
Other Characters:
Henry Pym
Wasp
Hugh Howards
Robert Takiguchi
Tamara Hashioka
Yuriko Takiguchi
Gladstone Hawkins
Items:
Pym Particles
Red Ronin
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Synopsis for "Of Lizards, Great and Small"
Following Godzilla's rampage through Salt Lake City, the SHIELD Godzilla Squad has finally recovered and have redeployed following the damage done during Godzilla's battle with the Mega-Monsters. Joined by Paleontologist Gladstone Hawkings, the group decides to use a different method of dealing with Godzilla.

Calling in the help of Henry Pym, the group get a large batch of his shrinking Pym Particles and use them against Godzilla. However the monster grabs Dum Dum before they can take effect. The SHIELD Godzilla Squad then engages on a wild goose chase to try and capture the now shrinking Godzilla. He is finally caught by Hawkins who uses a net on the beast once it has become the size of a regular reptile. 

Notes
Patterson is credited as Bruce D.
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Godzilla Vol. 1 #16 "The Great Godzilla Roundup!" - Marvel Comics

11/1/1978

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Godzilla Vol 1 #16
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November, 1978
Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Cover Artists: Herb Trimpe

"The Great Godzilla Roundup!"
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Herb Trimpe
Inkers: Dan Green
Colourists: Francoise Mouly
Letterers: Jean Simek
Editors: Bob Hall

Appearing in "The Great Godzilla Roundup!"
Featured Characters:
Godzilla
Antagonists:
Lefty Walsh
Bill Ford
Other Characters:
John Hawk
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Synopsis for "The Great Godzilla Roundup!"
With Godzilla still on the rampage near Salt Lake City, John Hawk, after having his house trampled on, arranges another group of cowpokes to try and rustle up the creature which he believes has been eating his cattle.

The group end up surrounding the monster, and Hawk and his men try to rustle the giant monster, Hawk even managing to rope and "ride" Godzilla for a while. However, when Godzilla smashes open a canyon to flee, they find the monster leads them to the cattle, which have in actuality been stolen by Lefty Walsh and Bill Ford. When Ford tries to shoot Hawk, Godzilla knocks him off the canyon peak to his death. After the whole ordeal, Hawk and the others leave the monster to find its own way. 
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