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Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla Poster

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Category: Posters

Matt's technicolor sensibilities are on full display here for the 1974 film (and fourteenth in Godzilla's Shōwa era), GODZILLA VS MECHAGODZILLA! This film sees Godzilla and the awesome King Caesar battle the titanic Mechagodzilla, a robot built by the Black Hole Planet 3 Aliens (aka Simians) to destroy Godzilla. As usual, Matt's color palette, composition, and illustration come together to form a stunning poster fit for the king of the monsters.

8-color screenprint on Cougar Natural 100lb cover

Photos by Billy Garrett

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Andrew W. ★★★★★

This reproduction nails the technicolor feel of the 70s film perfectly—the glow on Godzilla and Mechagodzilla is electric. It’s a solid matte print on heavy paper that really makes the art pop on my wall.

Brian R. ★★★★★

The color palette in this poster really pops—the oranges and blues bring that classic 70s energy to life. Looks fantastic framed next to my other King Caesar collectibles.

Penelope L. ★★★★★

I've been hunting for a good Shōwa-era Godzilla poster for years, and this one captures King Caesar's fierce pose perfectly. The technicolor look is exactly what I hoped for with that 1974 film vibe.