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Japanese Toy Fan Magazine by World Mook 83 book
This is a monthly magazine which focuses on Japanese Toys of all kinds. This issue concentrates on Godzilla Final Wars and also some vintage Godzilla toys and collectibles. This magazine also shows collectibles from Kubrick, Star Wars, Transformers, Ultraman, Kaikaider, etc. It has advertisements for Japanese collector shops and shows the range of toy goods available in Japan.
Published Dec. 2004. 8 by 11 inches; 240 pages.
Godzilla 2000 Dengeki Tokusatsu Tsushin 8 Magazine book
This is a GREAT quarterly magazine published by DenGeki Mook. The Autumn 1999 edition contains 130 pages lots of color photos from GODZILLA MILLENIUM 2000 including Special Effects and behind the scenes. This is a quarterly magazine published by DenGeki Mook. The Autumn 1999 edition contains lots of color photos from Godzilla Millennium including SPFX and behind the scenes. It has interviews (Japanese) with many staff and some design sketches. It has several pages of Godzilla toys including Marmit and some models.
It has B&W photos of all the different Godzilla suits 1954-1999. There are photos of recent Ultraman movie stars and a full page color fold-out poster of Ultraman Agul. Best of all a full page of color photos from G-FEST 99 with a report (Japanese). It contains lots of other interviews and photos with current Japanese super hero and heroine stars. Book dimensions 8 ½ by 11, soft cover.
Godzilla VS Mechagodzilla 2003 Fantastic Book Collection
This book is FANTASTIC! It is a Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla book by the publishers of “Mook” with 82 pages of outstanding color and black and white photos of the 2003 movie GODZILLA vs MECHAGODZILLA, cast, crew and some of the best behind the scenes photos ever taken of any Godzilla movie Production.
Several pages are devoted to interviews of the staff and cast (in Japanese of course). Several other pages are devoted to conceptual drawings of MechaGodzilla.
Some of the drawings are very different from how MechaGodzilla turned out in the film! This is a MUST HAVE for you serious collectors. The book measures 9 by 12 inches.