Godzilla vs. America: Kansas City (2025)
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Godzilla vs. America: Kansas City is the upcoming fourth and final issue of IDW Publishing's anthology comic series Godzilla vs. America. At 48 pages long, it includes four separate stories from different authors, all involving Godzilla in the American city of Kansas City, Missouri. It is set to be released on October 29, 2025[1] with a hardcover edition coming on March 10, 2026.[2]
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Godzilla heads to the heartland with Kansas City in its sights in four comic tales full of action and excitement!
Calling it “Kansas City” wasn’t enough to throw Godzilla off the trail—the King of the Monsters knows it’s really in Missouri, and it’s on its way. You may have thought your city was too small to attract a kaiju…well, you shouldn’t have stuffed it so full of incredible comics creators. So, join a star-studded group of Kansas City–based comics creators as Godzilla smashes its smallest city yet! Includes stories by Buster Moody, Freddie E. Williams II, Kyle Strahm, Baldemar Rivas, and Jake Smith![2] |
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Cover A by Freddie E. Williams II and Buster Moody
Trivia
- All five of the creators named in the issue's description have worked on previous IDW Godzilla comics in some capacity: Buster Moody illustrated Godzilla in Hell #3, Jake Smith illustrated Godzilla: War for Humanity, Freddie E. Williams II illustrated Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Baldemar Rivas illustrated Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II, and Kyle Strahm supplied a variant cover for Godzilla: War for Humanity #4.
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