Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #5 is out now from Marvel Comics. The issue went on sale yesterday, and Marvel says the battle for all reality in the kaiju crossover from writer Gerry Duggan and artist Javier Garron ends here, with Godzilla facing King Ghidorah in a rematch and the fate of the King of the Monsters revealed. Check out the official cover down below:
Godzilla Conquers The Multiverse #5 Synopsis
Marvel's official synopsis reads: "THE BATTLE FOR ALL REALITY ENDS HERE! GODZILLA vs. KING GHIDORAH! The rematch you've been waiting for! Can DOCTOR DOOM, KANG and MILES MORALES stop the King of the Monsters once and for all? Plus: MOTHRA, KNULL, ODIN, THE PUNISHER, GHOST RIDER, THE FANTASTIC FOUR, THE X-MEN and the shocking fate of GODZILLA is revealed!"
The Creative Team
- Writer: Gerry Duggan
- Penciller and Inker: Javier Garron
- Colorist: David Curiel
- Letterer: VC's Travis Lanham
- Editor: Mark Paniccia
- Cover Artists: Juan Frigeri and David Marquez
The issue is rated T+, runs 30 pages and costs $4.99. Marvel's page shows that the digital version is not available yet.
How The Series Got Here
Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse launched on July 22. In issue #1, an unholy alliance between Knull and Godzilla conquered Universe 616, leaving Doom, Spider-Man, Kang, Emma Frost, Ghost Rider, the Punisher, Man-Thing and more on the edge of annihilation. Doomstadt ripped across dimensions to capture a kaiju capable of stopping the King of the Monsters, and the team ran into Mecha Fiends, multiversal kaiju and the Red Skull in adamantium armor.
Issue #2 arrived on August 26 with Doom's forces clashing with Knull's Kill Krew while Godzilla tore through realities. Miles Morales tried a desperate time jump to stop a chain of deaths that included Emma Frost, Kang and Doom himself, and the issue featured Weapon Giga, the symbiote-controlled Fantastic Four, America Chavez, Doc Ock, Doctor Strange and Odin of 1,000,000 BCE.
In issue #3 on September 30, Doctor Doom was dead, the Multiverse was broken and Godzilla was unstoppable, so Miles turned to Odin for help. Issue #4 followed on October 28, with the Avengers of Doom launching an all-out assault to save Asgard and Earth. That issue put Godzilla up against the Penance Stare, the mutant might of Krakoa and the cosmic fury of the Bifrost, with Mothra, Mecha Fin Fang Foom and the new Marvel Kaiju in the mix.
Godzilla At Marvel
Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse follows Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe, the 5-issue 2025 series that Duggan and Garron also worked on. That series launched on July 16, 2025, with the Mole Man's vibranium mining waking Godzilla, who then destroyed a Celestial at the southern tip of Manhattan. The Fantastic Four, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch, Black Panther and Quicksilver tried to stop him, and Reed Richards attempted to send Godzilla into the Negative Zone. Marvel's solicitation for that first issue promised that Earth's heroes would join forces with villains and follow Godzilla into the Dark Dimension and other realms.
Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #5 shares the week with a crowded Marvel slate. New comics this week also include Predator vs. Punisher #1, Emperor Doom #1, Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett #5, The Amazing Spider-Man #1003, X-Men #41 and Jeff the Land Shark: Superstar #5. On the collections side, Godzilla: Infinity Roar arrives alongside Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four, Infernal Hulk and Cyclops.
The King of the Monsters is busy outside of comics too. Godzilla Minus Zero, the R-rated follow-up to Godzilla Minus One, is now in theaters, as covered in Godzilla Minus Zero Delivers Monster Preview Numbers As R-Rated Sequel Targets $30 Million Opening.
Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #5 is available now at comic shops.
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