Godzilla vs. America: Chicago (2025)
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Godzilla vs. America: Chicago, titled Godzilla vs. America: Godzilla vs. Chicago on its covers, is the upcoming first issue of IDW Publishing's anthology comic series Godzilla vs. America. At 48 pages long, it will include four separate stories from different authors, all involving Godzilla in the American city of Chicago, Illinois. It will be published on February 26, 2025.
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NEW SERIES DEBUT!
Godzilla is coming to America, and its first stop? CHICAGO! Join a star-studded crew of Chicago comics creators through four epic stories across the Windy City. The L train experiences its worst delays yet, Godzilla interrupts a major sporting event, and a new Chicago-based superhero reaches the end of her rope. This issue features a superstar lineup of creators including Tim Seeley (The Local Man, Grayson), Mike Costa (God is Dead), Ryan Browne (Eight Billion Genies, Curse Words), Caroline Cash (PeePee PooPoo Comics), and Ezra Clayton Daniels (Upgrade Soul, BTTM FDRS)! Join us at the start of a new anthology series that follows Godzilla across the United States! |
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- Cover A features a person dumping liquid from a bus off of the Kinzie Street Bridge, referencing a real-life incident in which a tour bus for Dave Matthews Band dumped 800 pounds of human waste off of the bridge.
- Although it is the third-most populous city in the United States, Godzilla only visited Chicago twice in official media prior to this issue, likely due to its great distance from any ocean. Those visits took place in the picture book Godzilla Discovers America and episode 30 of Godzilla: The Series, "Metamorphosis". Series composer Michiru Oshima also wrote the piece "Godzilla vs. Chicago" for the Kaiju Crescendo concert held in 2019 at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, Illinois.
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