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Tom Scioli, Godzilla
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Medusa pinup in Giant Sized Kung Fu Bible Stories. 2014. Art by Arthur Adams.
Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre Presents: The Kaiju of Oz (one-shot) by Mike Costa, Ryan Browne and Tom Scioli. Variant covers by (1) Browne, (2) Zander Cannon, (3) Elizabeth Beals and (4) John Ayala. Main cover (5) by Scioli. Out in September.
"Welcome to the Wonderful Land of Oz — where houses fall from the sky, scarecrows and tin men come to life, witches rule from specific compass directions, and… Godzilla reigns supreme?! That’s right, Godzilla is finally coming to Emerald City to meet the Wizard, and once it’s here, every land will be Munchkinland. Maybe the Cowardly Lion was on to something.
Brought to you by superstar artist Ryan Browne (8 Billion Genies, Lucky Devils, Curse Words) and Mike Costa (Venom, Spider-Verse). Also featuring the final part of Tom Scioli’s 'Godzilla vs. Robin Hood'!"
From Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatre, Tom Scioli, IDW (2025)
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Art by Tom Scioli
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Black Cybertron ( Transformers VS G.I.Joe 2014 )
By Tom Scioli and John Barber
Big Barda by Tom Scioli
Out this week: Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre: Romeo & Juliet & Godzilla (IDW, $7.99):
Godzilla pretty much crossoes over with anything and everybody these days, so why not Shakespeare? Tom Scioli, Adam Tierney and Sean Peacock send Godzilla crashing through Verona in the most chaotic literary mashup of the week, with feuding families, forbidden love and a city-destroying kaiju all colliding in one oversized issue. Scioli also returns to write and draw a backup story, “Robin Hood and the Monster of Nottingham,” which sounds exactly as delightful as it sounds.
See what else is arriving at your local comic book store this week.