Godzilla Vs.: Avengers #1

Godzilla VS Avengers #1 is a fresh and fun take on the latest Godzilla series. This team meshes up well and their banter as they recount the events is top tier making it fun. I cannot wait to see where this heads in future issues. Read Full Review

Godzilla vs Avengers Issue 1 is a hectic battle. Some of the features in the art and the structure can take some getting used to. But the energy from the characters and the monsters makes the comic a delightful read. Read Full Review

Godzilla vs. Avengers #1 impresses with striking visuals and grand-scale kaiju battles, largely due to Georges Jeanty's intricate artwork and mastery of scale. The inclusion of classic Marvel elements adds a fresh twist to the traditional Godzilla story. That said, the narrative lacks complexity, with low stakes that make the plot feel rather inconsequential. Read Full Review

Probably Godzilla vs. Avengers' biggest weakness is there no real throughline or connection between the kaiju and Marvel material. It's just a generic superhero battle with quips on quips, and every character sounds the same except Captain America. Read Full Review

Godzilla vs. Avengers #1 brings spectacle and scale but falls short on story and tone, offering a shallow crossover where the monsters impress but the heroes disappoint. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jun 20, 2025

Plot The comic tells the story of Maria Hill, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., interrogating the newly formed NEW AVENGERS, consisting of Captain America, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, Wolverine, and Iron Man, after they intervened in a battle between Godzilla and Fin Fang Foom. But at the same time, the Kaiju Chasers United appeared, along with a mecha called Jet Jaguar, also attempting to disrupt the battle. The whole brawl culminated in the destruction of a bridge. Maria Hill also interviews Fin Fang Foom, who explains that he considers himself the King of the Monsters, but Godzilla surpassed and humiliated Fin Fang Foom. This comic narrates each of the New Avengers' perspectives with brilliant dialogue, offering hilarious team chemistry. This unique issue is a delight to read. Art It captures the essence of comics at the turn of the century, precisely the original tone of Bendis and Finch's New Avengers, while refreshing it. The art is magnificent. Summary The New Avengers try to stop a fight between Godzilla and Fin Fang Foom and receive some hilarious help from strangers. An excellent installment that highlights the chemistry between these heroes within the universe of mechas and kaijus. more