Godzilla: Infinity Roar (2026) #2

by Gerry Duggan, Javier Garrón (Artist), Ig Guara (Artist)

GALACTUS' HUNGER VS. GODZILLA'S APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION! As the KING IN BLACK and the KING OF THE MONSTERS continue to cut a bloody swath across the universe, spreading KNULL'S symbiotic infection, heroes across the cosmos take desperate measures to stem the tides! THE FANTASTIC FOUR make an ally of an old enemy as elsewhere GODZILLA'S roar awakens its own ancient adversary - KING GHIDORAH! As these forces collide over ASGARD, only one thing is assured - the MARVEL COSMOS will never be the same again!

Genres: Comics

Kindle Edition

Published March 25, 2026

Reviews

[Neil · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an odd issue for me. I was not a big fan of the artwork - pretty hit-and-miss for me (with more misses, overall). A nice surprise was that the story did not go at all in the way I expected it to go (not that I had an idea in mind; the general idea was Godzilla would somehow defeat Ghidorah and Galactus; I was just not sure how, so pretty vague) but I liked how the author went about things in this story, for the most part. On the other hand, I felt like the page count could have been higher so the story could have been fleshed out a bit better due to how some "problems" are resolved so quickly.

Gladiator getting tail-smacked through multiple buildings after popping Godzilla in the jaw was a choice image. I guess Gladiator died as a result?!? I cannot find the comment now, but it seems like Godzilla managed to kill Gladiator with that blow (did Godzilla's catching Gladiator off-guard with that blow overwhelm Gladiator's "confidence" (will?) that makes him invulnerable and that moment's hesitation on Gladiator's part cost him his life? The comment is made later Gladiator has fallen! That sounds like Gladiator might truly be dead!

I found it hilarious that Godzilla's roar is heard lightyears away by a slumbering King Ghidorah. I know it's a comic and all, and that whole thing about comics versus "reality" but it still was a bit much to have Godzilla's roaring in response t0 Knull's offer getting the attention of King Ghidorah. I did like the point the author had made about how in previous fights it had been King Ghidorah that violated Godzilla's territory and now the tables had turned - Godzilla was "in King Ghidorah's territory" and was a clear-and-present threat.

It is also interesting that Knull wanted to subjugate King Ghidorah for his own plans. That could have been an interesting move, but Godzilla had other plans and kills King Ghidorah. I do not know how I feel about that. In the majority of the movies, Godzilla barely holds his own against King Ghidorah and usually needs at least one other monster (kaiju) to assist him in beating King Ghidorah. I do not recall him ever defeating the alien apex predator this easily before, but Godzilla manages to kill King Ghidorah quite handily. One reason why I find myself wishing the comic was bigger (had a bigger page count) as I felt that battle was over with a little too quickly and did not do either kaiju justice.

Of course, in this tale, there is always a bigger monster. Yes, there is (almost) always a bigger fish! Godzilla immediately attacking Galactus was kind of hilarious, in all honesty. I could see such a move, especially after fighting King Ghidorah, but it ws still pretty unexpected and kind of hilarious.

Galactus quickly "finishes off" Godzilla by apparently absorbing Godzilla? And without the use of his spaceship? I am not sure how to describe it, but Galactus makes a meal of the giant lizard, and that becomes his undoing when Reed realizes that Galactus only devoured Godzilla down to a cellular level! It's ... reconstituting!
RICHARDS --- HOW LONG?!?
seconds
So sad - Galactus knew he was going to ... be seriously injured if not killed in seconds. But how has Godzilla reconstituting itself inside Galactus changed Godzilla? Galactus yells (probably screams) THE POWER COSMIC. THE HUNGER, IT WANES ... WHAT HAVE WE DONE?! and then as he throws his head back in pain, Godzilla explodes out of his chest like a xenomorph chest-burster! That was probably the BEST scene/moment in the story because of the mix of emotions it brought about (ranging from That is so cool! to a cocktail of shock, curiosity, and horror, hahahah!). That single page of the giant image of Godzilla exploding from Galactus's chest with the Fantastic Four about ready to puke in horror! It was just priceless and another reason why I find myself wishing the page-count could have been higher for a better story.

A new gravity center is being born does not bode well at all for the cosmos. We shall see what the next issue brings as Silver Surfer rushes to Galactus's side upon receiving his master's distress call.

This issue ends on a colorful note. The Earth's mightiest heroes are taken to Asgard to join Odin's armies in facing Godzilla. Not just the Avengers but the X-Men and Hela's Hordes from Hel are called upon to save the cosmos, to save all of reality, from the rampaging kaiju. Now. Let us go kill a lizard.

Overall, a fun issue. Two stars because the artwork really hurt the story for me and my enjoyment of the story, and it needs to be told in more pages than what makes up this issue. Plus one star for that one scene where "everything changes". That was a completely bad @$$ moment in the story (despite the heaping bowl of foreshadowing from the prior issue, hahahah!). So, three stars. It has been interesting reading about a kaiju who is trashing the entire cosmos as we know it, and everybody mostly feels fine, hahahah! But, yeah, the length of the story and the artwork really hurt things for me regarding this issue. Three stars it is.

[Craig Schorling · Rating 4 out of 5]

I wasn't a big fan of the art in this one but I got to see Galactus chestbuster. More silly fun from this title. I'm down for whatever is next.

[Andy Waldron · Rating 4 out of 5]

that full page splash. lol

[Mat · Rating 5 out of 5]

fun story so far but giving this a five purely for Godzilla ripping out of Galactus' chest 🤌