Godzilla Vs.: Fantastic Four #1

This book is a must read for any superhero or giant monster fans. Read Full Review

Godzilla vs Fantastic Four Issue 1 seamlessly combines two legends. It's not a story with depth and thoughtful conversation, but that's not what it's for. Read Full Review

Fantastic Four Vs Godzilla #1 is a solid first installment of this line of stories that has the heroes of the Marvel Universe coming into conflict with Godzilla and his gallery of Kajui. North captures both properties well and uses them to create a cohesive and fun story. Read Full Review

Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four #1 is a delightful throwback that fully embraces its Silver Age roots. It delivers a fast-paced, action-packed showdown with just enough cleverness to keep things fresh. While the dialogue style may take some adjusting, the combination of nostalgia, dynamic visuals, and kaiju-fueled spectacle makes for an entertaining one-shot. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Mar 26, 2025

Plot This story begins with Godzilla's arrival in New York, destroying everything in his path. His appearance is surprising. The Fantastic Four use their powers as a team to hit Godzilla with everything they can. This sequence is brilliant and on a scale that seems to leap off the page. But this monster responds with its atomic breath, and they are saved only by Sue's force field. Reed manages to harness all of New York's electricity and direct it at the Baxter Building. This causes Godzilla to be struck by this immense potential energy, and it falls defeated. But suddenly, the sky fills with fire. It's the warning from Galactus's new herald... KING GHIDORAH. This monster was recruited by Galactus for its aggressiveness. He was gi ven cosmic powers, and now it's coming to our planet to destroy Godzilla and thus prepare everything for Galactus's arrival. The Silver Surfer arrives to help and transfers all his cosmic energy, and the Fantastic Four create a distraction that allows Godzilla to remove Ghidorah's cosmic armor, freeing the monster from Galactus's control. Godzilla returns the cosmic powers to the Silver Surfer and leaves. The sudden appearance of Godzilla is because he knew King Ghidorah was coming to our planet. This magnificent crossover blends the best of the Fantastic Four universe with that of Godzilla. It's an apocalyptic scale. Art John Romita Jr. creates the terrifying and apocalyptic atmosphere where Godzilla is shown as an unstoppable power, where the unique body language of his art presents sequences that overflow with visual creativity. It's a privilege to read comics illustrated by this legend who always evolves in his use of you. JRJR always shows one or more splash pages that define the comic. This comic is a work of art, where the dynamism is mesmerizing. Summary The Fantastic Four face off against a massive force of nature and will need Godzilla's help. A brilliant and addictive first installment in this crossover saga. more

Smithd33

Mar 26, 2025

Art is a big let down. Story not close to being strong enough to carry that weight.

Prodigalson16

May 01, 2025

Romita Jr needs to retire

Williamflipper

Aug 17, 2025

Messy, bad writing and boring.worst JrJr art ever...

Chris Y

Mar 26, 2025

This issue looks like JRJR drew it on toilet paper in one afternoon.