Godzilla #20
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Guest starring the Fantastic Four!
Men and monsters at the Metropolitan Museum! |
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— The issue's taglines |
"A Night at the Museum" is the twentieth issue of Marvel's Godzilla. It was released in March of 1979.
Plot
With Godzilla roaming through the streets of New York City now having grown to 20 feet tall and at risk of growing back to his full size at any moment, the Godzilla Squad continues to track him until they can contain him without hurting innocents. While at the Baxter Building, the Fantastic Four hear the media reports of Godzilla's travels through New York and Reed decides that this a case for the Fantastic Four to investigate.
With the Godzilla Squad having lured Godzilla into the American Museum of Natural History, the group are joined by the Fantastic Four, who offer to subdue him and help them find a humane way to end Godzilla's menace. Battling the monster, the Thing knocks Godzilla into a large shark tank.
Appearances
Monsters
Weapons, vehicles, and races
- S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Godzilla Squad
- Fantastic Four
- Fantasti-Car MK II
Characters
- Gabriel Jones
- Jimmy Woo
- Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
- Mr. Fantastic
- Invisible Girl
- Human Torch
- Thing
- Hugh Howards
- Robert Takiguchi
- Tamara Hashioka
- Yuriko Takiguchi
- Gladstone Hawkins
Locations
- Manhattan, New York, United States
- American Museum of Natural History
- Baxter Building
Gallery
Covers
Cover
Scans
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