The Marvel Universe is about to face its most destructive invader yet: the King of the Monsters, Godzilla! Marvel and Toho are teaming up for a brand-new five-issue mini-series, "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe," set to launch next month. Building on previous epic crossovers that have thrilled fans, this series not only brings together all the Marvel superheroes but also introduces a groundbreaking "Iron Godzilla" fusion, sending excitement levels soaring.
According to official information, Godzilla has already clashed with major forces in the Marvel Universe in previous stories. This includes gaining "Cosmic Power" to battle King Ghidorah after confronting the Fantastic Four, receiving Gamma energy enhancements during a standoff with the Hulk, and even donning the Venom symbiote to become "Venom-Godzilla."
Now, the cover for the third issue of the newly revealed five-issue mini-series, "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe," unveils the "Iron Godzilla" design crafted by Stark Enterprises, signaling Godzilla's gradual integration with the powers of Marvel's heroes.
"Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe" #3 will feature multiple cover versions, including the main cover by Mark Brooks, variant covers by Jeehyung Lee and Jeremy Wilson, a trading card toy-style variant cover by John Tyler Christopher, and a Marvel-style "Iron Man-Zilla" variant cover by Dave Wachter.
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #3 Variant Cover by Dave Wachter
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #3 Main Cover by Mark Brooks
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #3 Variant Cover by Jeehyung Lee
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #3 Variant Cover by Jeremy Wilson
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #3 Variant Cover by John Tyler Christopher
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #1 Main Cover by Mark Brooks
▼ "Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe" #2 Main Cover by Mark Brooks
The comic's story kicks off with Godzilla awakening and laying waste to New York. Faced with this unstoppable catastrophe, Earth's mightiest heroes—the Avengers, X-Men, and Spider-Man—are forced to unite. The official synopsis states, "When all heroes combined still cannot halt the disaster, they must even collaborate with Earth's most infamous villains." Simultaneously, Godzilla will venture into the mysterious Dark Dimension, uncovering its enigmatic connection to Vibranium and Wakanda.
Beyond Godzilla, Marvel has recently expanded its unprecedented crossover initiatives with titles like "Aliens Vs Avengers" and a comic series featuring Spider-Man battling the Predator.
via： Comicbook.com