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Page creatorTitanollante (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation04:11, 23 February 2015
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Godzilla: The Half-Century War (ゴジラ:ハーフセンチュリー・ウォー,   Gojira: Hāfusenchurī Wō, lit. "Godzilla: Half-Century War") is a five-issue comic book miniseries by IDW Publishing. Written and illustrated by James Stokoe, it ran from August 8, 2012, to April 3, 2013. Heather Beckel provided color assists for the series, and Bobby Curnow edited. The story follows a Japanese soldier named Ota Murakami as he runs afoul of Godzilla throughout his life. Following an encounter with Godzilla during the monster's first attack on Tokyo in 1954, Murakami and his friend Kentaro Yoshihara are recruited by Colonel Schooler into the monster-hunting organization known as the Anti Megalosaurus Force. Murakami and the A.M.F.'s repeated run-ins with Godzilla take them to Vietnam in 1967, Ghana in 1975, Bombay in 1987, and eventually to a final confrontation in Antarctica in 2002.
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