GODZILLA: KINGDOM OF MONSTERS (Coming March 2011)!
 

Since I am a huge Godzilla fan (and since Marvel Comics has completely forgotten how to make the X-Men exciting and awesome looking like how they were in the early 90's), I am very much looking forward to replacing my X-Men purchases at my local comic book shop with "Godzilla: Kingdom Of Monsters" which comes out from IDW Publishing in March 2011. Here any fellow Godzilla fans can read about the news here:

http://www.idwpublishing.com/news/article/1539/

Looks like it will be awesome! :D
Jack

Yessssss, Awesome. Looking forward to this.

Comic title has changed
 

I just wanted to give a quick update here to announce that the name of this comic has changed from "Godzilla: Monster World" into "Godzilla: Kingdom Of Monsters" (which I do like better). "Godzilla: Kingdom Of Monsters" #1 is scheduled to still be released in March.

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=30450

Just to remind everyone, "Godzilla: Kingdom Of Monsters" #1 is now available at your local comic book shop! I picked up a copy and it does look to be promising. So if you want to support Godzilla in America, please buy the comic. Toho, as well as other American corporations are watching this comic closely to see how much love there still is for Godzilla here.

Picked it up Wednesday. I really liked it.

3 issues in and it keeps getting better! I'll have to pick up the upcoming mini-series too.

I've gotten issues 1&2 of Kingdom of Monsters as well as issue one of the Gangsters and Goliaths minseries.

Kingdom of Monsters is okay. It feels a little aimless right now, but I've heard from someone on-staff at IDW whom I trust very much that it gets much better, so I'll stick with it.

Now, Gangsters and Goliaths, on this other hand, is great. It feels very much like a classic Godzilla story told in modern times with modern sensibilities. It features a likable protagonist from the start, some great art from Alberto Ponticelli (who's work reminds me of Charlie Adlard's on The Walking Dead), and a pretty good sense of both pace and mythology. Definitely looking forward to getting more.