Attack of the Kaiju Volume 3: Giants on the Rampage!

Dennion, Matthew; Nigro, Christofer; Cole, Zach; Bratsch, Cody; Peel, Skip; Dreyling, Dustin; Marchand, Nathan; Riebe, Neil; LeMay, John; Valdron, D.G.

ISBN 13: 9798990366176

Published by Wild Hunt Press, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Attack of the Kaiju Volume 3: Giants on the Rampage!
• Publisher: Wild Hunt Press
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798990366176
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

We did it once! Then we did it twice! So, why not wreak total havoc on human civilization a third time with Attack of the Kaiju Volume 3: Giants on the Rampage?

The cataclysm continues as we bring you twelve tales of giant monsters out to destroy the world in this volume from as many different authors, including series creator Matthew Dennion (the Atomic Rex series; Chimera: Scourge of the Gods; Operation Megalodon; Kaiju Faithful), Zach Cole (Kaiju Epoch), Cody Bratsch (Zernocia: Rise of the Guardian), Christofer Nigro (Megadrak: Beast of the Apocalypse series), Neil Riebe (Gilgamo vs. Super Allosaurus; Vistakill), Skip Peel (long-time short story contributor to G-Fan magazine and the Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales anthology series by Agog! Press), Andrew Nguyen (regular contributor to Wild Hunt Press, and the Sci-Fi Japan and Toho Kingdom websites), Dustin Dreyling (the Primordial Soup series), Nathan Marchand (co-author of Destroyer), Daniel Lee Gray (Year of the Fire Rabbit); regular contributors of short fiction to Wild Hunt Press Brion Halloway and Kevin Heim; along with newcomer Joshua Brafman, who makes his debut as a published author in this volume.

You also get four essays on a variety of kaiju-related phenomena by John LeMay (The Lost Films series; editor and regular contributor to The Lost Films Fanzine), Patrick Galvan (frequent contributor to magazines such as The Lost Films Fanzine and websites such as Toho Kingdom), and D.G. Valdron (Giant Monsters Sing Sad Songs); an introduction from Neil Riebe, and bonus artwork from Daniel Lee Gray and Matthew Ferry.

Rated PT+ (Prime Time Plus) for violence, some language, and intense themes.