Marvel and Toho's crossover series Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse has already put out four of its five issues, with writer Gerry Duggan and artist Javier Garrón pushing Godzilla through a universe-hopping war against Doctor Doom, Knull, and half the Marvel roster.
Issue 5 is confirmed for November 11, 2026, and Marvel has already revealed it closes with a Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah rematch and a reveal of Godzilla's own fate.
If you're coming to this crossover late, or just want the full run in order before the finale drops, here's exactly what has shipped so far and what the last issue is built around.
This also covers how to keep single issues in shelf-ready condition if you're planning to track down the full five-issue run.
Issue 1 opens on Godzilla and Knull already having conquered Universe-616, with Doctor Doom, Spider-Man, Kang, Emma Frost, Ghost Rider, the Punisher, and Man-Thing pushed to the edge of annihilation.
Doomstadt rips across dimensions hunting a kaiju that can counter Godzilla, colliding with Mecha Fiends and a Red Skull in adamantium armor along the way.
Issue 2 keeps building out the ensemble Duggan is throwing at this fight, continuing the multiverse-spanning scramble for something strong enough to counter Godzilla.
It's also the issue where the variant cover program leans hardest into a Heisei-era Godzilla aesthetic, a theme that carries through several issues of the series.
With Doctor Doom dead and the multiverse broken, Miles Morales turns to an unlikely ally in Odin, a pivot that reframes the back half of the series away from a straight tech-versus-kaiju fight.
It's the clearest sign yet that Duggan is setting up something cosmic, not just bigger monsters, for the final two issues.
Issue 4, confirmed for October 28, brings the Avengers of Doom together with Doctor Doom, Miles Morales, Ghost Rider, and the Fantastic Four for an all-out assault to save Asgard.
Godzilla faces the Penance Stare, Krakoa's mutant strength, and the Bifrost's cosmic force in the same issue, which is about as much pressure as Marvel can put on one kaiju at once.
Marvel's own solicitation for issue 5 names the fight plainly: Godzilla versus King Ghidorah, with Doctor Doom, Kang, and Miles Morales trying to stop Godzilla once and for all.
The same solicitation promises Mothra, Knull, Odin, the Punisher, Ghost Rider, the Fantastic Four, and the X-Men all factor into the ending, plus the reveal of what actually happens to Godzilla.
Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse follows 2025's Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe, continuing Marvel and Toho's crossover arrangement into a second, larger-scale series.
You don't need the 2025 series to follow this one, but the escalation from one universe to the entire multiverse lands harder if you know where the fight started.
With five issues confirmed across less than four months, this is a series built to read as one complete arc rather than as a slow-burn ongoing.
Catching up on single issues before the finale is also the cheaper way in — pair a current-age comic backer board with a bag so a key issue like 4 or 5 doesn't curl in storage, since a five-issue crossover like this tends to jump in collected-edition price once it's confirmed complete.
Comics press covering the announcement has consistently framed Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse as the concluding chapter in Marvel and Toho's current Godzilla crossover arrangement, not the start of an open-ended relationship between the two companies.
That framing matters if you're deciding between single issues and a future collection, since a confirmed final chapter in a licensed crossover tends to hold demand better once it's actually done than a series pitched as the first of many.
It also explains why this run leans so heavily on cameos from across the Marvel roster rather than focusing narrowly on one or two heroes, since a closing chapter has more incentive to call back characters from earlier entries in the arrangement.
Five issues total, with issue 5 as the confirmed finale.
November 11, 2026.
Gerry Duggan writes, with art by Javier Garrón throughout.
Yes, Marvel's own solicitation confirms issue 5 reveals Godzilla's fate.
With four of five issues already on shelves, now is the cheapest point to pick up the full Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse run before the finale changes the conversation. Reading all five in order instead of jumping straight to the ending is also the only way the King Ghidorah rematch actually lands.
Keep single issues from creasing in the stack with EVORETRO's current-age comic bags while you track down the run.
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