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This is a good collection of stories about Godzilla and his rivals. The first match is between Destroyah and Anguirus in "The Underdog", written by Matt Frank/Jeff Perzenkowski and illustrated by Matt Frank. It is the perpetual loser Anguirus against the mighty Destroyah, who can best Godzilla even. The story and art work at a fast paced story about a sonic device developed by a scientist to "attract" Kaiju. However the experiment goes wrong! The manga-esque style art is forceful.The second stor...
This was my least favorite Godzilla collection. The last two stories were the best. Don’t put too much effort into hunting this one down unless you’re a super fan.
Very nice storyI like it because of the art designsI rate it because it's awesomeYou should make another product of it
Cinque racconti brevi (troppo brevi) che hanno come protagonisti anche gli altri mostri.Idea carina se non fosse che in un numero così ridotto di pagine è difficile trasmettere emozioni o essere di impatto. Non c'era la pretesa di un approfondimento dei personaggi, ma considerando che l'unico personaggio noto e su cui esistono pensieri riguardo al carattere è Godzilla, leggere i persone o mostri che agiscono giusto per combattere e sopravvivere, rende il prodotto meno curato e soprattutto meno m...
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Giving tales to those less fortunate monsters in the world like our turtle boi.
A collection of five stories featuring various kaiju from the Godzilla franchise. All are decently good, although you probably have to be familiar with said franchise to appreciate them, especially the one with Titanosaurus (which was one of my favorites). The stories featuring Rodan and Kumonga stand alone fairly well, however, with the Kumonga story (really a Godzilla story where Kumonga appears) being the most original of the set by far. (B+)
Oh man, when IDW starts making crappy books based on licensed characters, then I will start complaining. Maybe there Doctor Who stuff hasn't been that great. This book is, though. Adding Depth to Transformers, Ninja Turtles and now Godzilla. It forms a nice closed circle from my childhood to my thirties. Man, that sounds bad. I love that these creatures have always been called Kaju, but because of Pacific Rim, it feels like a Scientific Term to describe these Giant Monsters. I love, love, love t...
The anthology of stories about the different Kosky were good and enjoyable to read. Some of the artwork was a little off to my liking, but overall an enjoyable read.
It's Godzilla. Kaiju fun.
Five vignettes, each centered around another kaiju. All by subpar creative teams and lacking in context, making it difficult to care about any of them. The best part about this book were the Art Adams covers.
Window into another worldAn entertaining read that shows a fascinating glimpse into how humans coexist with the Kaiju of their world! 5 Stars all around!~
there are 4 stories but not complete stories...Not a fan of incomplete stories...
This is an enjoyable collection of stories about monsters that are associatrd with Godzilla. The five "kaiju" that are encluded are Anguirus,Rodan,Titanosaurus,Hedorah, and Kumonga. Godzilla doesn't show up in all the stories, and two of the stories are left open ended, indicating, I think,that if they were popuar, they might get their own comic book series. If you enjoy Japanese monsters, then I really believe you'll find this to be a fun read.
Godzilla: Legends is an anthology of single issue comics, each issue focusing on a different kaiju from Toho’s roster. And like most anthologies, Godzilla: Legends is very hit & miss.#1—The Underdog. This one features Anguirus, that spikey ankylosaur-like creature that kind of reminds people of a puppy. This is probably my favorite story of the collection – or second favorite, not sure. Either way, it’s definitely one of the highlights. The premise is simple: scientists have tried to make a sign...
Good alternative views from the Godzilla stories
A mixed bag of Godzilla takes, each focusing on a different kaiju from his rogues gallery. Quality is, of course, inconsistent, but there is enough of interest to make this series attractive to Godzilla fans.
This was a lot better than I expected. The art was great, and the writing was pretty damn on point. I really enjoyed these short self-contained stories and thought they all left off at the perfect point. It was also a lot of fun seeing the spotlight on some of the lesser known monsters.
This Godzilla legend is probably one of my favorites, it shows a bit more about these monsters who we thought that this monster will fail that has failed every time but this time is different so it's really nice to read and how this human girl who believes that this underdog can fight something that is as powerful as Godzilla.
