Godzilla #24

Marvel's Godzilla
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"And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them" Editor-in-chief Jim Shooter Story by Doug Moench Cover by Herb Trimpe, Dave Cockrum Pencils by Herb Trimpe Letters by Jim Novak Edits by Allen Milgrom, Mary Jo Duffy

Godzilla #1 • #2 • #3 • #4 • #5 • #6 • #7 • #8 • #9 • #10 • #11 • #12 • #13 • #14 • #15 • #16 • #17 • #18 • #19 • #20 • #21 • #22 • #23 • #24 Other appearances of Godzilla: Iron Man #193 • Iron Man #194 • Iron Man #196 • The Thing #31 • Mighty Avengers #1

"And Lo, a Child Shall Lead Them" is the twenty-fourth and final issue of Marvel's Godzilla. It was released in July of 1979.

Plot

Godzilla makes one final attack on New York City, targeting the Empire State Building. The only things in his way are the combined forces of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Godzilla Squad, the Fantastic Four and the Avengers.

After a battle which shows that all sides are equally matched, the tear-filled pleas of young Robert Takaguchi convince Godzilla to stop his rampage and return to the ocean. Godzilla, apparently understanding the boy, leaves the city, but not before Spider-Man takes a picture of Godzilla leaving the city.

Appearances

Monsters

• Godzilla

Weapons, vehicles, and races

• S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Godzilla Squad
• S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier
• Fantastic Four
• Avengers

Characters

• Gabriel Jones
• Hugh Howards
• Jimmy Woo
• Robert Takiguchi
• Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
• Spider-Man
• Mr. Fantastic
• Invisible Girl
• Human Torch
• Thing
• Thor
• Iron Man
• Yellowjacket
• Wasp
• Vision
• Tamara Hashioka
• Yuriko Takiguchi
• J. Jonah Jameson
• Joe "Robbie" Robertson

Locations

• Atlantic Ocean
• New York, United States

Gallery

Covers

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  Cover

Scans

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  Godzilla and the Empire State Building

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  Godzilla clashes with the Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D., and the Fantastic Four

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  Spider-Man takes a photo of Godzilla

Trivia

• This issue marks Godzilla's final appearance in a Marvel comic in unaltered form. Though he appeared in a handful of subsequent comics, his design was changed to be unrecognizable and his past was never directly acknowledged.
• No colorist was credited for this issue.

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