Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong

Good book

As a major fan of both Kong and Godzilla, this book hit the spot. Mr. Buccellato did the storyline justice. Excellent use of both heroes and villains. Great artwork. Please enjoy.

Beautiful artwork, and a fun romp! So many characters were faithfully woven together in this story. All except for Supes stopping Godzilla breath with his heat vision. Never gonna happen.

You had me at Kong, but throw in the Justice League? I'm so in. Overall, I enjoyed the book very much -- the art was excellent, but the story was kind of all over the place. The first couple of chapters were tight and well-plotted, but as the story wore on, it felt like too much all the time -- it felt like there was an effort to get EVERYTHING in rather than let anything develop. And I thought the "rule" of the franchise crossovers was that everything was as before at the end. SPOILERS: So what's up with Guy Gardner? The whole killing him so Kong gets a ring fell REALLY flat for me. And then to leave him dead? WHAT????? Honestly, that kind of ruined it for me.I'm giving a high rating for concept and art -- but story needed a better editor.

Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong is fun. It’s the kind of comic that reminds readers why the medium exists—not every story has to be dark and brooding; sometimes, it’s just about throwing icons into an impossible fight and making it look incredible. It’s a celebration of over-the-top action, larger-than-life characters, and the sheer joy of comics at their best.If you love the Justice League, if you love kaiju, or if you just want a comic that embraces the spectacle without apology, this one’s absolutely worth picking up.

can’t believe it I was just trying to read a book the monster verse. This is me. How the heck did someone come up with this?

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The first three to four issues of this seven issue series were very good to excellent. This could have been a silly crossover; but the creative team takes its time to build up the plot, characters & their motivations, and present a valid reason why the Monsterverse and JLA universe could intersect. Godzilla’s entrance is epic and menacing.Unfortunately, as with many movies in the MCU and crossover comic “events” like this one, the second half of the story degenerates into nothing more than a series of slugfests with dozens of cardboard characters. It utterly fails to fulfill the promise of the 1st half set up - character arcs and subplots are either dropped or tied up in quick, shallow ways… It seems like the creative team had to cut corners to tie things up within a certain number of pages and issues (although the art maintained it’s quality throughout). What a shame - the first half of this story was 1st class escapism.I’m glad I read this crossover, but probably won’t reread it. And doubt I’ll remember much of what I read - too much of it is forgettable and disposable to me.