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Godzilla vs. Megalon Linocut Poster

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Category: Posters

This Godzilla vs. Megalon Linocut Poster is a one-color linocut print on Lokta Paper, signed and numbered by artist Attack Peter. A collectible piece for fans of the classic Toho film, it was released at DesignerCon 2021.

  • 1-color linocut print on Lokta Paper
  • Signed and numbered by Attack Peter
  • Features Godzilla vs. Megalon artwork
  • Part of the 2021 DesignerCon release
  • Limited quantity of 1 per customer
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Samuel C. ★★★★★

I’m a sucker for anything Godzilla, and this linocut captures the Megalon battle perfectly. The one-color print on the textured paper gives it a raw, old-school vibe that stands out on my wall. It’s signed and numbered, which feels like a little piece of artist history.

Sofia R. ★★★★★

The linocut texture on this poster is incredibly crisp and detailed, making Godzilla and Megalon pop beautifully against the Lokta paper. It’s a perfect size for framing, and I love that it’s signed and numbered by the artist. Really glad I snagged this piece from the release.

Sofia T. ★★★★☆

The linocut detail on this poster is really sharp, especially the texture of Godzilla's scales. I wish it were a bit larger to show off the artwork, but it’s a solid addition to my collection and the Lokta Paper has a nice handmade feel.