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"''As the dust settles on last issue's epic monster battle, humanity finds a silver lining among all the destruction, and things quiet down. But just because some of the monsters have retreated doesn't mean the rampage has ended...after all, there may be more gargantuan threats right around the corner. Whatever may be next, mankind may finally be ready to put up a fight!''" | "''As the dust settles on last issue's epic monster battle, humanity finds a silver lining among all the destruction, and things quiet down. But just because some of the monsters have retreated doesn't mean the rampage has ended...after all, there may be more gargantuan threats right around the corner. Whatever may be next, mankind may finally be ready to put up a fight!''" | ||
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As [[Steven Woods]] learns [[Mechagodzilla]]'s controls, Ellie enters the machine and warns him that [[Anguirus]] is nearby. At the same time, one of President Ogden's assistants informs him Mechagodzilla's manual reactivation. Mechagodzilla lands the first blow against Anguirus with an open-hand strike, but the monster knocks it on its back by curling into a ball and presses his advantage. Desperately searching for a weapon, Woods activates Mechagodzilla's shoulder missiles, which knock Anguirus unconscious. Ogden asks his staff for an update, which is mostly grim: no word from [[Moscow]] and [[London]], though [[Rodan]] and [[Battra]] have left [[Paris]]. Mechagodzilla's computers detect [[Godzilla]] 20 kilometers away, and Woods explains to Allie how the monster killed his parents. He sets Mechagodzilla on course for a rematch. Ogden makes contact with Woods and orders him to return Mechagodzilla to Detroit, but the soldier refuses; he has revenge on his mind, and he's already face-to-face with Godzilla. | |||
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Template:Infobox IDW Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters #9 is an IDW comic book. It was released on November 23, 2011.
Description
"As the dust settles on last issue's epic monster battle, humanity finds a silver lining among all the destruction, and things quiet down. But just because some of the monsters have retreated doesn't mean the rampage has ended...after all, there may be more gargantuan threats right around the corner. Whatever may be next, mankind may finally be ready to put up a fight!"
Plot
As Steven Woods learns Mechagodzilla's controls, Ellie enters the machine and warns him that Anguirus is nearby. At the same time, one of President Ogden's assistants informs him Mechagodzilla's manual reactivation. Mechagodzilla lands the first blow against Anguirus with an open-hand strike, but the monster knocks it on its back by curling into a ball and presses his advantage. Desperately searching for a weapon, Woods activates Mechagodzilla's shoulder missiles, which knock Anguirus unconscious. Ogden asks his staff for an update, which is mostly grim: no word from Moscow and London, though Rodan and Battra have left Paris. Mechagodzilla's computers detect Godzilla 20 kilometers away, and Woods explains to Allie how the monster killed his parents. He sets Mechagodzilla on course for a rematch. Ogden makes contact with Woods and orders him to return Mechagodzilla to Detroit, but the soldier refuses; he has revenge on his mind, and he's already face-to-face with Godzilla.
Appearances
Monsters
- Godzilla
- Mechagodzilla
- Anguirus
- Gigan (cover)
Characters
- Steven Woods
- Allie
- President Ogden
Locations
- Washington, D.C.
- Moscow, Russia
- London, England
- Paris, France
Gallery
Covers
Cover A by David Messina
Cover A art by David Messina, colors by Giovanna Niro
Retailer incentive cover by Matt Frank
Retailer incentive cover art by Matt Frank
Retailer incentive back cover
Scans
External links
References
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