I don't know if this Godzilla card was part of a series of movie cards, monster cards, or what...
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If there are indeed 157 more like this, your blog is set for months!
ReplyDeleteSadly, David, I haven't seen any more of these!
ReplyDeleteThe artwork was lifted from the poster art for GODZILLAFEST, a 50th Anniversary film festival held in San Francisco in November 2004 at the Castro Theatre. I was one of the folks who put this show together. The illustrator is Mark Nagata, the founder of Super 7.
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Blog THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND GODZILLA
Thanks for the info, August -- and can I take this opportunity to say that I LOVED your book, and your blog as well?
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