Godzilla vs. Marvel (2025-)
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Godzilla vs. Marvel is an upcoming series of six one-shot comic books from Marvel Comics. Each issue will take place in a different time period and feature Godzilla and other Toho kaiju crossing over with Marvel's most prominent superheroes: the Fantastic Four, the Hulk, Spider-Man, the X-Men, and Thor. It will debut with Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four, written by Ryan North and illustrated by John Romita Jr., in March 2025. The series will mark Marvel's first new Godzilla comic since Godzilla #24 from 1979, the first appearance of Godzilla in the Marvel Multiverse since 2007's Mighty Avengers #1, and the first-ever appearance of another Toho monster in any Marvel comic.
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Development
Godzilla vs. Marvel was exclusively announced by The Hollywood Reporter on December 12, 2024. Marvel had been in talks with Toho about the crossover for years prior.[1]
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Promotional art by Leinil Francis Yu and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
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Trivia
- The Hulk and X-Men are the only starring heroes who did not previously appear in Marvel's Godzilla. However, Godzilla and the Hulk have appeared together in a comical illustration included in the "Godzilla-Grams" section of Godzilla #1 and on a special Godzilla Variant Cover for Incredible Hulk (vol. 4) #17, while Godzilla has appeared alongside past and present X-Men members Dazzler, Deadpool, Cyclops, Phoenix, Rogue, and Wolverine on Godzilla Variant Covers for several other comics.
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