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# Godzilla: Legends

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    A mixed bag.
  

*by D***4 on Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2012*

Godzilla Legends is a collection of 5 one-shot Godzilla anthology stories, each with its own seperate plot and existing in its own version of the Godzilla universe. This is a great idea and I wish they would do more. The problem though is that some of the stories are stronger than others. For this reaon, I will write a mini-review of each story below (note: each story is titled after the monster which is most prominently displayed in the story). If you don't wish to read these mini reviews, skip to the end to read my overall thoughts on the book itself.#1: Anguirus- This is easilly one of the 2 best stories in the book. We begin with a city that is being ravaged by the monster Destroyah. We then meet a scientist who has been working on a government project trying to emit frequencies to summon Godzilla. They attempt to use the device, even though it isn't ready, and instead of Godzilla showing up to fight Destroyah, they get Anguirus instead. This story was very well done. The art is great, the plot intense, and the struggle of Anguirus against the far more powerful Destroyah is very moving. I give this one five stars easilly.#2: Rodan- This one was a real let-down. After the Anguirus story, I guess I expected the same beautiful art and compelling writing. I was dissapointed. The basic premise is that a Japanese/American military/reseach base has taken possession of one of Rodan's eggs, and Rodan comes to collect. There's alot more to the plot than that, but I won't even waste time writing about it. The art is sub-par, with Rodan looking like some sort of cancerous muppet or an only slightly better looking version of The Giant Claw (thumbs up if you get that reference). This is especially dissapointing since the cover art was done by a different artist, and their Rodan was very well done. As for writing, the plot seems a bit clunky and the characters are very unlikeable. The only saving grace for this one is that it has some OK action scenes when Rodan attacks the base. 1 star.#3: Titanosaurus- While not in the top two, this is my third favorite story of the five. I love Titanosaurus and wish Toho would use him more often. The premise is this: A young boy with psychic powers is discovered by Miki Saegusa (the only human character in this entire book who actually comes from the films) and taken to a facility where young people with psychic gifts are being trained to aide in the war against the giant monsters. While there, our main character forms a psychic bond with the monster Titannosaurus, accidentally summoning him when he becomes upset. However, the youngster is quickly swept up in an alien invasion plot... You may notice that this synopsis ends on a cliff-hanger. And so does this story. My biggest complaint with this story is that it got me all excited and then just cuts off. I wish this wasn't just a one-shot story, but rather the beginning of an arc. Besides this the art is very good and the writing, while not as impressive as Anguirus, was also very good. 4 stars from me.#4: Hedorah- This is epic! I mentioned before that I had a favorite two stories from this set, one being Anguirus. This is the second. The Hedorah story is truly a work of art from the start to finish. A crew of G-force pilots driving Mechagodzilla arrive in a city which has been decimated by some industrial disaster. The buildings lie in ruins, and pollution looms in the air. Suddenly, the crew find themselves in a showdown against Hedorah, the Smog Monster! Just when their hope of beating Hedorah seem nill, Godzilla arrives and the two enemies join forces to combat the evil Smog Monster. This one is amazing! I'm still in a debate with myself which one, this or Anguirus, is my favorite. First of all, the art. The art in this one blows me away. There's a great sense of atmosphere when they arrive in the destroyed city, you can feel the desolation. The writing is good, the fighting between the three monsters is fantastic. 5 stars all the way!#5: Kumonga- This one's...OK. First of all, it shouldn't be called Kumonga, because while he is in it, he's not the focus. The plot is this: a famous world explorer is given a radioactive-resistant suit and a seemingly impossible task: to climb Godzilla, much as one might climb a mountain. If that sounds impossible, that's probably because it is. However, he manages it, and gets to witness Godzilla destroy a village, as well as experience a battle between Godzilla and the giant spider Kumonga. Somehow he survives all of this, and lives to tell his tale, ending with his belief that humanity should learn to accept Godzilla as a force of nature and live with him, rather than continue the pointless war to try and stop him. The art is bad. It isn't as bad as the Rodan story, but it's a let-down after Hedorah Titanosaurus and Anguirus. the story is weak, but it isn't terrible and the message at the end is good. in the end, I was entertained. 2.5 stars.Overall this was a pretty good collection, worth the read. while some of the stories are weaker than others, when it's good it's really good. At the end of the day, I'm satisfied with the purchase. I give Godzilla Legends 3 stars out of 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Monsters: A Day in the Life
  

*by R***N on Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2012*

I've been largely disappointed with IDW's run of Godzilla comics so far. Their "Kingdom of Monsters" series was atrociously drawn and had a plot which was barely functional. "Gangsters and Goliaths" had some fairly serious flaws, but it also had at its core a premise so novel and interesting that I was compelled to give it my recommendation anyway. That said, I have no qualms at all about giving "Legends" two thumbs up. It's an anthology-style book, featuring five short stories centered around members of Godzilla's Rogue's Gallery, as opposed to the King of the Monsters himself. Specifically, we have Rodan, Hedorah/Mechagodzilla, Kumonga, Titanosaurus, and Anguirus/Destroyah. Each story is written and illustrated by a different creative team, which leads to some fairly extreme variation in the the quality of each entry. The Anguirus/Destroyah story is beautifully drawn and has a pretty good story, given the length restrictions. For what it's worth, the guy who drew this one is the same guy who maintains the "Godzilla NEO" deviantart page, I think, so support your local Godzilla nerd! Most of the other stories are reasonably well-drawn and well-plotted, with the art bottoming out around the Rodan story (although it still hasn't quite reached "Kingdom of Monsters"-level awfulness).In short: this is a great collection of short "a day-in-the-life" snapshots of various kaiju. It doesn't have an overarching plot, so don't buy it expecting to be told a complete story. There are loose plot threads, and the stories aren't connected to any one main continuity. But they are a series of well-drawn, mostly well-written vignettes about life in a world where giants walk the Earth.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nice Book
  

*by R***M on Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022*

This is a fun, collaborative book with many artists and illustrators, overall a fun book. I recommend getting it.😀

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