Godzilla Takes Down the US, City by City, in ‘Godzilla vs. America’ Comic | Exclusive

His first target: Chicago, publisher IDW reveals at New York Comic Con

An image of Godzilla, blue atomic breath frothing from the mouth, looking to attack an L Train bridge in Chicago in the artwork on the left. On the right, an image of a giant Godzilla stomping across a much smaller representation of the United States, each of the states outlined with various local landmarks noted.
Art by Ryan Browne and Jacob Edgar promoting the new "Godzilla vs. America" series. (Courtesy IDW)

Godzilla has long represented Japan, with the creature often being seen as a post-World War II nationalist response to the devastation of the war and the effects of the nuclear bomb. But new anthology comic series “Godzilla vs. America” is one of the more direct attacks Godzilla has made on another country, specifically going after the United States and taking it down city by city, with each issue focused on a different locale.

The first issue is “Godzilla vs. Chicago,” with four stories featuring the Windy City facing the wind of Godzilla’s atomic breath.

“The L train experiences its worst delays yet, Godzilla interrupts a major sporting event and a new Chicago-based superhero reaches the end of her rope,” the book’s official solicitation teases.

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