Starship Godzilla issue 1 (2025)

Starship Godzilla
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Starship Godzilla #1 Written by Chris Gooch Art by Oliver Ono Cover by Oliver Ono (CVR A) Chris Gooch (CVR B/RI 1:50) Victor Cafaggi (CVR C) Bob Eggleton (RI 1:25)

Starship Godzilla #1

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Starship Godzilla #1 is an upcoming comic book from IDW Publishing. It is set to be published on October 1, 2025.

Description

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The Kai-Sei Era goes to space inside a brand-new Mechagodzilla! You didn’t think kaiju were only on Earth, did you? In the fight for galactic supremacy, no weapon is more powerful than a kaiju…and no team is better equipped to capture and transport these titanic monsters than the crew of Starship Godzilla! This ragtag group flies through space in Mechagodzilla and takes high-risk, high-reward missions across the galaxy. A kaiju heading toward your planet? Give them a call. A colossal space pest clogging up your trade route? They’ll get rid of it. A galactic civil war utilizing kaiju on both sides? They’ll…uh…do their best to stay out of it. But where there’s a galactic war, there’s a galactic conspiracy-, and this may be one fight our crew doesn’t land on the same side of. A brand-new kaiju space epic starts here in Chris Gooch (In Utero, Under-Earth) and Oliver Ono’s (Godzilla: Monster Island Summer Camp) Starship Godzilla!

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Appearances

Monsters Mechagodzilla Alien bird-like creature (CVR B) Characters Ilsa Lif

Weapons, vehicles, races, and organizations Simian Xilien Xilien UFO

Gallery

Covers

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  Cover A by Oliver Ono

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  Cover B by Chris Gooch

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  Cover C by Victor Cafaggi

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  1:25 Variant by Bob Eggleton

Scans

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Trivia

• Cover C recreates the poster for the original Star Wars (1977), another story set in outer space.

References

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