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"'''Turf Wars'''" is the thirteenth issue of [[Dark Horse Comics|Dark Horse]]'s ''[[Godzilla, King of the Monsters (Dark Horse comic)|Godzilla, King of the Monsters]].'' It was released on June 2, [[1996]].<ref name="DHWeb">[ Godzilla # :: Profile :: Dark Horse Comics]</ref> | |||
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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
This issue originally was sold for $2.95.<ref name="DHWeb"/> | This issue originally was sold for $2.95.<ref name="DHWeb"/> | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Quote|More monster action, more monster fun! Trying to locate Godzilla in the sea off the coast of Peru, G-Force instead runs across a path of destruction left by another gigantic monster, Burtannus! Things go from bad to worse when the Peruvian Air Force gets involved and from worse to horrible when Godzilla himself shows up! It's monster vs. monster with G-Force caught in the middle!<ref name="DHWeb"/>}} | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
An unseen monster attacks San Javier, Peru. Believing it to be Godzilla, G-Force heads for Peru. Helzer is the only one who expresses the opinion that it may be another monster that is responsible. G-Force questions the village survivors and doubts begin to rise. There is no radioactivity in the area. G-Force finds a deep fissure far inland which is where the monster's trail leads. They determine that it is a new monster and name it Burtannus after Burton Helzer. | An unseen monster attacks San Javier, Peru. Believing it to be Godzilla, G-Force heads for Peru. Helzer is the only one who expresses the opinion that it may be another monster that is responsible. G-Force questions the village survivors and doubts begin to rise. There is no radioactivity in the area. G-Force finds a deep fissure far inland which is where the monster's trail leads. They determine that it is a new monster and name it Burtannus after Burton Helzer. | ||
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*Burtannus offspring | *Burtannus's offspring | ||
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"Turf Wars" is the thirteenth issue of Dark Horse's Godzilla, King of the Monsters. It was released on June 2, 1996.[1]
Information
This issue originally was sold for $2.95.[1]
Description
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More monster action, more monster fun! Trying to locate Godzilla in the sea off the coast of Peru, G-Force instead runs across a path of destruction left by another gigantic monster, Burtannus! Things go from bad to worse when the Peruvian Air Force gets involved and from worse to horrible when Godzilla himself shows up! It's monster vs. monster with G-Force caught in the middle![1]
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Plot
An unseen monster attacks San Javier, Peru. Believing it to be Godzilla, G-Force heads for Peru. Helzer is the only one who expresses the opinion that it may be another monster that is responsible. G-Force questions the village survivors and doubts begin to rise. There is no radioactivity in the area. G-Force finds a deep fissure far inland which is where the monster's trail leads. They determine that it is a new monster and name it Burtannus after Burton Helzer.
Kino and Take' don jet packs and descend into the fissure while the rest of G-Force heads back to their ship to get supplies for the villagers. Suddenly they see the Peruvian air force engaging Godzilla on the coast. Godzilla is headed inland, hunting the other monster. Back in the fissure, Kino and Take' discover a pair of baby monsters.
Soon the adult Burtannus shows her angry face. Kino and Take' blind her with their lights and race away down the tunnel. They escape just as seawater rushes into the tunnels. Godzilla has dug his way into Burtannus' lair. The two monsters are soon battling in the coastal waters. Godzilla abandons his fight with Burtannus as the other monster swims out to sea with her young. Godzilla follows suit, only headed in a different direction.
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Cover by Bob Eggleton
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