Monster Zero x SciFi Japan - Archive Only

The Spring 2008 issue of G-FAN (#83) is here and is loaded to the fins with plenty of goodies to keep you occupied.

The issue contains:

News: G-FEST IV guest information; new giant monster film; return of Guilala, G-documentary to be filmed at G-FEST and more.

Interview with Biollante's Derrick Holmes by Brett Homenick.

Raul Cruz takes a retrospective look at "Gammera The Invincible."

"Godzilla, The Atomic Connection" by Armand Vaquer.

Interviews with Gamera Gals Gloria Zoellner and Arlene Zoellner by Brett Homenick.

"In Defense of GINO, Why It's Not His Fault" by Ryan F a g a n defends the American Godzilla.

"Cloverfield" is reviewed by Mike Bogue, J. D. Lees, Lyle Huckins, and Don Jolly.

Daisuke Ishizuka reports from Japan on "Kawaii! Jenny Hits The Airways."

J. D. Lees and Jeff Rebner profile more "Friends and Foes of Godzilla."

Allen A. Debus takes look at "Prototypical 'Mad Scientists' of the Prehistoric Monster Story."

Brett Homenick interviews producer Tony Randel in "Godzilla 1985: Untold Tales."

Mike Bogue and Todd Tennant team up to present "Tales of King Komodo" Episode 1.

John LeMay reports on "Terrible Lizards and the Real Life "Godzillas" and "Gorosauruses.""

Rex Summereal makes his return in Skip Peel's "Troubles With the Yurei of Kaiju." It is part one of three.

Mike Bogue takes a fond look at the hassles of seeing "Frankenstein Conquers The World."

Keita Amemiya is interviewed by Brett Homenick.

Stephen Mark Rainey revisits "Latitude Zero."

Steve Agin reports on more kaiju toys.

All the above and more, including letters and G-FEST registration, are in this issue. That's it until the Summer issue. For more information and subscribing, go to www.g-fan.com.

I can just picture most people's first impression after looking at the cover of this issue:

"What the $%@** does Tony Randel have to do with Godzilla?!!?"

I know the spelling is different, but that was my first reaction. LOL

woah...mebbe its my eyes or soreness...but i though it said godzilla's atomic milk...

and with that disturbing comment aside, i still haven't recieved my last two copies.

I haven't had the extra cash to re-subscribe, so I've missed the last couple issues, but I might have to go pick this one up... I'm interested in the Cloverfield reviews and the Tony Randel interview.

I think J.D. ought to go the way of the on-line magazine, myself. 4 copies a year sux.