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Shin Godzilla Variant Screenprinted Poster

Shin Godzilla Variant Screenprinted Poster - Main image
$53.25 $75 In stock

Category: Posters

Released in 2016 and the first film in Godzilla’s Reiwa era, this modern Godzilla film is an amazing return to form. Robert absolutely crushed the illustration on this poster, rendering everything traditionally in ink on paper. This Japanese language variant poster features glow in the dark inks on those awesome atomic rays that come out from between G’s dorsal fins. Just unreal.

10-color screenprint with glow in the dark inks on Cougar Natural 100lb cover

Photos by Billy Garrett

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The close-up detail on Godzilla’s dorsal plates is insanely sharp—you can see every texture in the screenprint up close. It’s become the centerpiece of my movie room, and the matte finish keeps glare off even under my track lighting.

Richard ★★★★★

The colors on this print are so rich in person, and the way the illustration captures that terrifying Reiwa-era design really pops against the paper. It's already up in a black frame and it's easily the focal point of my living room.

Jason B. ★★★★★

Even the tiny details in the skin textures came out perfectly in the screenprint—much sharper than I expected from a poster. It's a great tribute to the Reiwa era design.