Godzilla #16
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"Thunder in the Past" is the sixteenth and final issue of Dark Horse's Godzilla. It was released on September 1, 1996.[2]
Information
This issue originally was sold for $2.95.[2]
Description
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When an undersea volcano disturbs Godzilla's slumber, the King of the Monsters awakens to find himself among the dinosaurs and other savage creatures of the Mezozoic era. Godzilla's in monster paradise -- until he encounters a marauding monster from space intent on driving the dinosaurs to an early extinction. It's a clash with reverberations that will be felt through the ages![2]
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Plot
Deep beneath the sea Godzilla sleeps, only to suddenly have the Earth's tectonic plates shift, the resulting energy engulfing Godzilla. He awakes in the Mesozoic Era, dinosaurs fleeing from his towering form. A handful of tyrannosaurs attack Godzilla, but are brushed away by Godzilla's tail. Elsewhere, a titanic space monster hunts dinosaurs for its dinner. When it spies Godzilla, the monster senses a challenge and attacks.
The monsters battle, unaware of the sudden approach of an object from space, a giant meteor. The meteor slams into the Earth, sending a destructive shockwave across the world. As Godzilla fades back to his own time, the space monster tries to escape Earth, but is engulfed in the shockwave.
Again deep beneath the sea Godzilla awakens, and finds the tip of the space monster's tail still clenched in his claws.
Appearances
Monsters
Gallery
Covers
Cover by Bob Eggleton
Scans
References
This is a list of references for Godzilla (Dark Horse comic) issue 16. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
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