Preview: The Horror of Godzilla #2

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The Horror of Godzilla #2

(W) Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan (A) Tristan Jones

A terrifying, jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring look at Godzilla’s first attack!

Who unleashed the fury of Godzilla upon mankind? This comic goes deep into the lives of the two scientists who pushed their experiments too far…and watched as humanity paid the consequences. What caused their recklessness? What are they not telling us? And what lengths are they willing to go to in order to clear their conscience?

Meanwhile, Godzilla’s attack continues, illustrated in horrific fashion by comic book legend Tristan Jones! The King of the Monsters has never loomed larger than in the pages of The Horror of Godzilla.

Comic book cover titled “The Horror of Ozaille,” featuring a giant sea monster attacking a helicopter during a lightning storm.
Grayscale comic book credits page for The Horror of Godzilla, featuring a rain-soaked Godzilla looming over a city.
Comic book page set in Japan, 1952, showing a helicopter approaching a site with three passengers, including Dr. Morrison, and a close-up of a woman reacting to America's wrath.
Comic-book courtroom scene set in 1954, with witnesses and attorneys seated before a judge and a woman addressing the court about Kai-Set energy.
Comic book page showing investigators questioning a man about Dr. Shibata's whereabouts, a police search yielding no leads, Yuji Shibata speaking at a hearing, and a close-up of a doctor discussing Kai-San.
Comic book page showing a helicopter near Mount Fuji, a Tokyo research facility, scientists discussing advanced weapons, and a burst of green energy.
Comic page showing three researchers touring a laboratory filled with scientific equipment, followed by a close-up conversation about funding, collaboration, and humanity-focused research.
Dark, towering monster with glowing green energy amid heavy rain, labeled 1954.
A grotesque, insect-like monster emerges from a dark, ruined setting, roaring across four comic-book panels.

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