Actually Gigan cut him first but I understand. I remember seeing that in the theaters as a kid and freaking out.

That is the canon explanation and it is the end of the Heisei era. Each of the movies in the Millennium series are their own continuity except for the two Mechagodzilla movies. None of them reference the Heisei era directly. They all treat Godzilla '54 as a starting point and spin off from there.

Only Showa Mechagodzilla was created by aliens. The Heisei and Millennium versions were created by humans.

I so want a sequel to RockNRolla. That movie was so much fun but I imagine it would be damn near impossible to cast Idris Elba, Gerard Butler, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong and Toby Kebbell in the same movie again.

Scifijapan.com is a good place to look for info. There are quite a few stores that carry imported toys but they can be really pricey.

I'm waiting for the eventual Japanese toyline. Those figures will be expensive but better looking.

Great post but you forgot about Final Wars Minilla. I wish I could forget about him.

No animals were harmed during the making of this photo....except for that damned mule and he had it coming!

Yes they are. As much as it pains me to say it they were better than most of the Heisei Godzilla films.

I just got my wife hooked on these. I love seeing her reaction to all the twists, turns and revelations.

I was just thinking about this the other day. I have a trade paperback of it somewhere around the house but I can't find it.

This story is criminally underrated and forgotten. Great stuff that was sampled by lots of other storylines and comic events through the years.

One of the greatest stories ever and it's the close to Starlin's first wave of cosmic Marvel stories. Mar-vell has survived Thanos's various schemes and countless other battles but succumbs to a foe he cannot defeat: a cancer fed by the nega-bands that gave him his powers. It's absolutely heartbreaking but beautifully…

That was when Ock had the adamantium tentacles. Hulk got his revenge in a big way.

Not really. He's probably the most powerful hero but he and the other heralds are only the first step in the cosmic power scale. He gets slapped around by Thanos and others quite often.

It's a mess but totally insane fun. I need to find my dvd now.

Well Baragon got the Loki vs. Hulk treatment in that one. Felt sorry for the little guy in that fight.

Daiei Film Co.was the home of the Gamera series.

Like a big turkey dinner. He just had to sleep it off.

I think Destroy All Monsters fits that bill. GMK is a different beast since Godzilla is a straight villain in that one.