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    Home » New From IDW: Godzilla #6 – Death of Godzilla by Tim Seeley & Nikola Čižmešija (Jan. 7, 2026)
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    New From IDW: Godzilla #6 – Death of Godzilla by Tim Seeley & Nikola Čižmešija (Jan. 7, 2026)

    • By Martin
    • October 24, 2025
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    A large, gray, cartoonish monster with sharp teeth holds a burning red flag in its mouth; bats and a building are visible in the background.

    When Dan Jurgens first proposed the idea of killing Superman, most of his fellow creators at DC took it as a joke. However, by 1991, as Superman comic sales were declining, the notion was given serious consideration. This ultimately became a multi-title storyline culminating in Superman #75, where Jurgens and his creative partner, Brett Breeding, did the unthinkable: they killed the Man of Steel. The cover of this issue has become legendary.

    A tattered Superman cape flies as a flag over rubble, with mourners in the background; the comic cover reads, "The Death of Superman!.

    When the creative team at IDW chose to explore the idea of killing Godzilla, they collaborated with Jurgens and Breeding to create a cover that pays tribute to their classic design. Jurgens and Breeding were excited to contribute to the project, as indicated in the following press release by IDW:

    THE DEATH OF GODZILLA TO FEATURE HOMAGE COVER BY COMIC ICON DAN JURGENS

    LOS ANGELES, CA (October 22, 2025) – The King of the Monsters is dead, long live the King of the Monsters.

    2026 starts with a bang on January 7th in writer Tim Seeley and artist Nikola Čižmešija’s GODZILLA #6. This key issue of the blockbuster series will feature the gripping death of the iconic kaiju, and to celebrate the massive moment, comic book icon Dan Jurgens (The Death of Superman) has crafted a jaw-dropping “Death of” homage cover. As for how the pop culture icon falls, fans will have to read the issue themselves for the full story!

    Comic book cover showing a giant Godzilla skull against a stormy sky, with a tattered flag and several small figures standing at its base. Text reads "The Death of Godzilla!.
    Cover D “Death of” Homage Variant by Dan Jurgens, Brett Breeding, Glenn Whitmore

    Artist Dan Jurgens

     
    “When the good folks at IDW asked about the possibility of a special ‘Death of Godzilla’ cover that would play off the iconic cover that Brett Breeding and I did for Superman #75, I was definitely up for it,” remarked Jurgens. ”I’ve always been a fan of the big guy but hadn’t had a chance to draw him so this was the perfect way to scratch that itch. It was great fun to be able to contribute!”
     

    Aaron John Gregory, Godzilla Product Development Manager

    Allowing IDW to ‘kill’ Godzilla only six issues in to the new Kai-sei Era series just goes to show how much trust TOHO International has in both rock-star writer Tim Seeley and Eisner winning Godzilla editor Jake Williams. These types of comic events cannot be handled lightly. In ’92, as a young teenager I waited in a long line to buy a copy of Superman #75, ‘The Death of Superman’, and was blown away by the consequential brutality in those pages. I can tell you that the incredible team behind our new Kai-Sei era of Godzilla have delivered on that level; with all the electrifying excitement and pummeling panache you’ve come to expect in this series. You may need a kaiju-sized Kleenex.

    Comic book cover showing Godzilla surrounded by glowing green energy with a fierce expression. The title "Godzilla" appears at the top in bold letters.
    Cover A by Nikola Čižmešija
    A comic book cover featuring Godzilla roaring amid explosions and debris, with the title "Godzilla" displayed at the top in bold red and green letters.
    Cover B by Baldemar Rivas
    Comic book cover showing Godzilla shooting a beam from its mouth, causing destruction, with smaller figures fleeing in the foreground. Title and credits are displayed at the top.
    Cover C by Ito (also available as RI 1:25 Full Art Variant)
    Comic book cover featuring Godzilla emitting green energy from its claws, with a menacing expression; title "Godzilla" in bold red letters at the top.
    Cover A by Jonathan Uribe

    Editor Jake Williams

    Comics should be insane. And personally, I can’t think of a more insane way to end arc 1 of the first ongoing Godzilla series in over a decade than KILLING GODZILLA. For anyone waiting to check out this series – now’s the time to jump on. We’re delivering a Godzilla unlike any other, and finally making good on our promise to showcase ‘a boy with the power of Godzilla.’”

    Kristin Parcell, General Manager of Toho International

    Our goal is always to expand and reimagine the Godzilla mythology in bold and meaningful ways. The IDW comics line exemplifies that vision, offering stories that challenge expectations, captivate fans, and continue to evolve the legacy of the King of the Monsters.”

    Fans have until November 24, 2025, to pre-order a copy of the can’t-miss GODZILLA #6, featuring the death of Godzilla, at their local comic shop.

    Martin
    Martin

    Senior Writer at GeekVibesNation – I am a 60 something child of the 70’s who admits to being a Star Trek/Star Wars/Comic Book junkie who once dove headfirst over a cliff (Ok, it was a small hill) to try to rescue his Fantastic Four comic from a watery grave. I am married to a lovely woman who is as crazy as I am and the proud parent of a 21-year-old young man with autism. My wife and son are my real heroes.

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