Godzilla in Hell issue 3

Godzilla in Hell
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Godzilla in Hell #3 Story by Ulises Farinas and Erik Frietas Written by Ulises Farinas and Erik Frietas Art by Buster Moody Colors by Buster Moody and Ludwig Laguna Letters by Chris Mowry Edits by Bobby Curnow Sales 12,332

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Godzilla in Hell #3 is a comic book from IDW Publishing. It was released on September 23rd, 2015.

Description

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What brought Godzilla to Hell? A glimpse of Godzilla’s greatest battle gives clues — but what will happen when Godzilla faces a rematch with that same foe in the underworld?

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Plot

The issue starts off with the world in ruins while Godzilla and SpaceGodzilla are seen fighting in Rio de Janeiro, where the flaming wreckage of MOGUERA and the remains of Kiryu's arm are also located. SpaceGodzilla blasts his Corona Beam at Godzilla at full intensity, causing Godzilla to be consumed in flame. Godzilla withstands the attack, approaches SpaceGodzilla and fires his atomic breath at point blank range, knocking SpaceGodzilla down. After roaring in victory, Godzilla fires his atomic breath directly at his downed foe, but SpaceGodzilla fires his Corona Beam at Godzilla's atomic breath, causing them both to lock and explode, destroying the entire Earth and killing both kaiju. Godzilla then wakes up in Purgatory, where he sees angels with Mothra's wings, along with God, who takes the form of a multi-eyed mountain with the body parts of several different monsters on it. The angels and God try to persuade Godzilla to join Heaven's army, but Godzilla is not interested in the slightest. After crushing an angel in between his hands, Godzilla is thrown into Hell, where he lands in an icy cavern. There, he is confronted by a swarm of demons and a demonically-enhanced SpaceGodzilla. SpaceGodzilla tackles Godzilla and holds him in place so the demons can go down Godzilla's throat and consume his heart in order to make him a permanent servant of Hell. Luckily, the angels arrive and help Godzilla defeat SpaceGodzilla by giving him a powerful force field. After SpaceGodzilla's death, the angels try to persuade Godzilla to join them again, but Godzilla is still not interested and responds by sealing the entrance to Heaven with his atomic breath. The angels and demons then begin worshiping Godzilla, which yet again does not interest him. Godzilla even eats some of the angels and demons before continuing on his way.

Appearances

Monsters

• Godzilla
• SpaceGodzilla
• MOGUERA (wreckage)
• Kiryu (wreckage)
• Hell Ice Claw

Weapons, vehicles, and races

• Angels
• Demons

Characters

• God

Locations

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Purgatory
• Hell

Gallery

Covers

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  Early Cover A by Buster Moody featuring a different wordmark

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  Cover A by Buster Moody

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  Subscription cover by Ulises Farinas

Scans

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Trivia

• The first panel of the issue shows the helmet of the TyrannoRanger from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger (alternately, the Red Ranger from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers) in the ruins of Rio de Janeiro. It may also double as an inside joke, since the final antagonist of Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger is named Dai-Satan. IDW Publishing, in collaboration with BOOM! Studios, would officially publish a Godzilla-Power Rangers crossover comic in 2022 and begin a crossover comic sequel in 2024.
  • Additionally, a blue-colored robotic-looking helmet with a V-shaped crest on its forehead can be seen in the first panel. This may be a reference to the anime TV series Mobile Suit Gundam.
  • The second panel shows a crashed aircraft resembling the helicarrier named the Behemoth from Marvel's Godzilla comic.

References

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