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On November 9, 1999, [[Godzilla/Godzilla: The Series]] swims deftly through the waters near Newfoundland, [[Canada]] in response to a signal being emitted through the water. When he arrives he discovers that [[Cameron Winter]] is waiting there for him. Winter orders Godzilla to be fired upon, and when he is, he becomes encased in a block of ice. Winter then | On November 9, 1999, [[Godzilla/Godzilla: The Series|Godzilla]] swims deftly through the waters near Newfoundland, [[Canada]] in response to a signal being emitted through the water. When he arrives he discovers that [[Cameron Winter]] is waiting there for him. Winter orders Godzilla to be fired upon, and when he is, he becomes encased in a block of ice. Winter then hooks up the ice to a net and begins to tow Godzilla away before the [[H.E.A.T. Seeker]] intervenes. | ||
[[Niko Tatopoulos]] shouts to Winter that he cannot kidnap Godzilla, but Cameron informs him that he has the salvage rights to anything in those waters. He then reveals that he intends to clone Godzilla into an army of mutant soldiers. During this exchange, [[Randy Hernandez]] reprograms [[N.I.G.E.L.]] to overheat near Godzilla's frozen head, allowing him to awaken and use his atomic breath to break through the ice and destroy the ship pulling him away. [[Monique Dupre]] then arrives on deck only to find that she is too late to save Godzilla, as he has already freed himself. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*If the date given for the events of | *If the date given for the events of this comic is meant to correlate with the show's airdates, it would occur between ''[[Protector]]'' and ''[[Freak Show]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 22:51, 24 May 2017
Godzilla: The Series is a webcomic based on the television series of the same name. It consisted of one short story and was hosted on godzillatheseries.com.
Plot
On November 9, 1999, Godzilla swims deftly through the waters near Newfoundland, Canada in response to a signal being emitted through the water. When he arrives he discovers that Cameron Winter is waiting there for him. Winter orders Godzilla to be fired upon, and when he is, he becomes encased in a block of ice. Winter then hooks up the ice to a net and begins to tow Godzilla away before the H.E.A.T. Seeker intervenes. Niko Tatopoulos shouts to Winter that he cannot kidnap Godzilla, but Cameron informs him that he has the salvage rights to anything in those waters. He then reveals that he intends to clone Godzilla into an army of mutant soldiers. During this exchange, Randy Hernandez reprograms N.I.G.E.L. to overheat near Godzilla's frozen head, allowing him to awaken and use his atomic breath to break through the ice and destroy the ship pulling him away. Monique Dupre then arrives on deck only to find that she is too late to save Godzilla, as he has already freed himself.
Appearances
Monsters
Weapons, Vehicles, and Races
Characters
Locations
- Newfoundland, Canada
Gallery
Scans
- GTS Comic 01.jpg
- GTS Comic 02.jpg
- GTS Comic 03.jpg
- GTS Comic 04.jpg
- GTS Comic 05.jpg
- GTS Comic 06.jpg
- GTS Comic 07.jpg
- GTS Comic 08.jpg
- GTS Comic 09.jpg
Trivia
- If the date given for the events of this comic is meant to correlate with the show's airdates, it would occur between Protector and Freak Show.
References
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