Mothra: Queen of the Monsters issue 2

Mothra: Queen of the Monsters
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Mothra: Queen of the Monsters #2 Written by Sophie Campbell Art by Matt Frank Sophie Campbell (page 6) Cover by Sophie Campbell (CVR A/RI 1:50) Nicole Goux (CVR B/RI 1:25) Letters by Nathan Widick Edits by Jake Williams

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Mothra: Queen of the Monsters #2 is a comic book from IDW Publishing. It was published on April 16, 2025.

Description

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Mothra! The Queen of the Monsters! Rival to Godzilla! Protector of Earth! Dead! Wait… dead? That’s right! The Queen of the Monsters is currently no more… that is, at least not in this time period! But with the power of the Shobijin, our recently reunited twins can travel back in time to the Jurassic Period and find a baby Mothra they can raise to save the day! It’s a simple plan, really.

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Appearances

Monsters Mothra Mothra Gemini Primitive Mothra Antra Giant ant drones Megaguirus Meganulon Meganula Anguirus Gorosaurus Varan-like lizard Godzilla (carving) King Ghidorah-like monster (carving) Mechagodzilla (toy) Characters Emi Mira

Weapons, vehicles, races, and organizations Shobijin Prehistoric Shobijin Kilaak (carving) Kilaak UFO (carving)

Gallery

Covers

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  Cover A by Sophie Campbell

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  Cover B by Nicole Goux

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  Cover RI (1:25) by Nicole Goux

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  Cover RI (1:50) by Sophie Campbell

Trivia

• This issue marks the first appearance of Primitive Mothra in an American comic, who is also the first character originating from the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy to appear in an American comic.
• This issue was released on the same day as Marvel Comics' Godzilla vs. Hulk.

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