Preview: Starship Godzilla: Invasion X #2

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Preview: Starship Godzilla: Invasion X #2

Starship Godzilla: Invasion X #2

(W) Chris Gooch (A) Oliver Ono

The coming of Gigan!

Ayan is the new captain of Starship Godzilla. As her mentors travel across the galaxy in hopes of ending the war, Ayan and company are sent to recruit potential allies. Their journey begins on the Simian homeworld… but a surprise visit from Kai-Sei Gigan will test the young captain and her crew’s belief in her.

Comic book cover titled "Starship Gorillas Invasion," featuring an armored gorilla-like alien wielding a futuristic weapon against a colorful sci-fi background.
Comic book back cover for Starship Godzilla: Invasion, featuring a colorful sci-fi robot battle scene, story synopsis, and creator credits.
Comic panel sequence showing a character’s training from childhood to adulthood, ending with a snowy ruined city filled with monsters.
Comic book page showing a team overlooking a flooded mountain settlement, diving underwater, and speaking in close-up panels.
Comic page showing three characters discussing a planet alliance, followed by an explosion revealing dangerous nebulans in a ruined city.
Comic book page showing an underwater battle with explosions, armored characters, and a red-haired woman receiving a score increase.
Comic page showing a futuristic fortified settlement, armored characters discussing a conflict, a woman sitting on a spaceship, and a warship sighting on a distant ocean.
Comic book page showing characters entering a city, a red-haired woman spotting something, mechanical creatures attacking, and a scoreboard-like transformation effect.
Comic-book page showing a red armored robot firing a powerful water blast, rescuers assisting survivors, and the robot battling attackers.
Comic-book scene of a giant armored creature attacking amid rubble, with a red armored character nearby and frightened faces in inset panels.

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