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Godzilla 1954 Formative Arts History by Osamu Kishikawa Paperback

Godzilla 1954 Formative Arts History by Osamu Kishikawa Paperback

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Title: Godzilla: History of Formative Arts 1954-2016 Director: Kishikawa, Osamu Publisher: Pie International Binding: Paperback Pages: 528 Dimensions: 8.27h x 11.73w x 1.65d Product Weight: 3.9 lbs. L...

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Title: Godzilla: History of Formative Arts 1954-2016 Director: Kishikawa, Osamu Publisher: Pie International Binding: Paperback Pages: 528 Dimensions: 8.27h x 11.73w x 1.65d Product Weight: 3.9 lbs. Language: English ISBN: 9784756254313 The ultimate book of Godzilla showcasing a massive archive of rare material with a stunningly beautifully design.From its first cinematic release as Godzilla in 1954 to its latest incarnation as Shin Godzilla in 2016, this book offers a massive collection of rare, never-before-seen still photos from the movies and behind-the-scenes studio snapshots in chronological order (excluding the Hollywood series). Bilingual (Jaoanese and English) explanatory text is included in each chapter to guide readers in understanding the history of Godzilla episode by episode. The sophisticated design by the creators of many of PIE International's Japanese art books (including Wagashi, Hell in Japanese Art and others) makes this book not only gorgeous but also the ultimate must-have collector's item for hardcore Godzilla fans. Authorized Dealer Ships Fast From The USA! Stock Photo- Actual Book Cover May Vary

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Author

Kishikawa, Osamu

Book Title

Pie International

ISBN

9784756254313

Language

English

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9784756254313

Reviews

  1. RudyCoa98ec3

    This book is a must-have for any Godzilla fan! Packed with rare photos and stunning artwork, it beautifully chronicles the evolution of the iconic monster from 1954 to 2016. The high-quality design and in-depth visuals make it a treasure trove for collectors. Perfect for both casual fans and die-hard enthusiasts, it’s an incredible tribute to Godzilla’s legendary legacy. Absolutely worth every penny!