Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters #11
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Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters #11 is an IDW comic book. It was released on January 25, 2012.
Description
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The twins are back, and they are after the King of Monsters himself! Riding into America on the backs of Battra and Rodan, the evil twins head toward Godzilla in an attempt to enslave the gargantuan to their will. But they may be underestimating the true power of Godzilla...get ready for a battle of titans in Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters #11!
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Plot
Minette and Mallory attempt to gain control over Godzilla to no avail, with Godzilla unable to even stand. The psychic twins determine that he is too weak from the battle and resolve to reenergize him. They use Rodan and Battra to fly Godzilla to a nuclear power plant, hoping the energy boost will make Godzilla easier for them to control. They instruct Battra to use his Prism Beams to destroy the plant and create a nuclear explosion, which successfully revives Godzilla. Rather than obey the twins, however, Godzilla uses his atomic breath to blast them off of Battra’s back. Rodan and Battra engage Godzilla, with Rodan being quickly defeated. Godzilla and Battra enter a beam lock, which results in a massive explosion that knocks both monsters out. With all the monsters now defeated, the ground finally stops shaking.
Appearance
Monsters
- Godzilla
- Rodan
- Battra
- King Ghidorah
- Titanosaurus (RI cover)
Characters
Locations
- Washington, D.C.
Gallery
Covers
Retailer incentive cover by Matt Frank
Scans
Trivia
- Cover A of this issue has the Japanese "アポカリプス" on it, which translates to "apocalypse."
- Despite appearing on the RI Cover, Titanosaurus does not appear within the issue itself, nor any subsequent issues of the series. He would, however, go on to appear in the sequel series to Kingdom of Monsters.
External links
References
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