Godzilla: Rage Across Time issue 3

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Godzilla: Rage Across Time
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Template:Infobox IDW Godzilla: Rage Across Time #3 is the third issue of Godzilla: Rage Across Time. It was released on October 19, 2016.

Description

"Black death plagues medieval England… and so does Megaguirus! A group of knights decides to find the source of the pestilence and comes across a flying nightmare that not all of them will survive!"[1]

Plot

In 2016, Benjamin Thompson and Nikki Kasumi were in England researching some theorized Godzilla appearances.

In 1348, a knight called Gilder was summoned by King Edward III about the spread of the Black Death. Edward insisted that the plague was the work of a dragon, which he commanded Gilder to slay with the help of a force from a temple deep in the forest. Gilder and a company of his best men trekked through the woods. They were then sprung upon by a Meganulon that they believed to be the dragon, before Megaguirus attacked them. They took shelter in a cave, which turned out to be a tunnel to the temple of Mothra, whom Gilder believed to be an angel. unfortunately, his men believed it was another dragon in need of slaying, so they attacked it, causing it to destroy many of their number. Mothra was able to defeat Megaguirus, but in the fight, Gilder contracted the plague, and burned Megaguirus' body. when the rest of the party returned to the castle, they were shot on sight.

Years later, Thompson and Katsumi discovered Gilder's remains next to those of Megaguirus, and suspected that he did not defeat it alone.

Appearances

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Locations

  • England

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References

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