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Template:Infobox Marvel King The Doom Trip! is the twenty-first issue of Marvel's Godzilla, King of the Monsters. It was released in April of 1979.
Plot
With Godzilla knocked into a shark tank, the Godzilla Squad and the Fantastic Four fish out the monster, and knock him out. Reed then suggests that they bring Godzilla to the Baxter Building. There Reed uses Dr. Doom's time machine to send Godzilla back in time.
In doing so, Godzilla is transported to the world of Moon-Boy and the Devil Dinosaur, where Godzilla meets and battles Devil Dinosaur. However, when the Lizard Warriors come to invade Moon-Boy's home, Moon-Boy manages to appeal to Godzilla to help him stop the invasion.
Appearances
Monsters
Weapons, Vehicles, and Races
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Godzilla Squad
- Fantastic Four
- Dr. Doom's Time Machine
- Fantasticar
- Lizard Warriors
Characters
- Gabriel Jones
- Jimmy Woo
- Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
- Mr. Fantastic
- Invisible Girl
- Human Torch
- Thing
- Moon-Boy
- Hugh Howards
- Robert Takiguchi
- Tamara Hashioka
- Yuriko Takiguchi
- Gladstone Hawkins
Locations
- Baxter Building, New York, United States
- Valley of the Flame
Gallery
Covers
Cover
Scans
Trivia
- This issue was reprinted in Marvel's Essential Series: Godzilla.
- At this point in history, it was believed that the world which Moon-Boy lived was that of Earth's past, however it is later revealed that Moon-Boy lives in the alternate Marvel reality of Earth-78411. Godzilla's appearance in this reality may have something to do with his radioactivity affecting Dr. Doom's time machine (as shown next issue).
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