Daikaiju Attack: The Rise of Goragon - Paperback

by Stephen D. Sullivan (Illustrator), Stephen D. Sullivan (Author)

It's 1966. The Space Race has blasted off, the Cold War is heating up, and Giant Monsters are attacking Japan News photographer Akiko Natsuke's life fell apart when she caught her boyfriend cheating. But she didn't expect that night would literally herald the End of the World -- not until she found the creature lurking in the meteor crater. Now Japan's top scientists and military brass are racing to protect the country from rampaging monsters, while Akiko finds herself caught between salvaging her personal life ... and saving the world. Harkening back to the glory days of Japanese kaiju (rubber monster suit) films, Daikaiju Attack is filled with action, drama, rock and roll, and -- of course -- Giant Monsters. Fans of the classic Godzilla movies are sure to enjoy this fast-paced novel Stephen D. Sullivan's giant monsters leave a devastating mark on Japan, and Daikaiju Attack will leave a satisfied mark on its readers -- Derek M. Koch, Monster Kid Radio Stephen D. Sullivan is the award-winning author of dozens of novels and stories, including trilogies for Legend of the Five Rings, Spider Riders, and Dragonlance.

Author Biography

Award-winning author Stephen D. Sullivan has been a Monster Kid all his life, and a professional one since 1980, when he joined the creative team for Dungeons & Dragons. Since then, Steve has worked on lots of other cool properties, including CHILL, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Star Wars, The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horrors, Legend of the Five Rings, Speed Racer, Thunderbirds, and Iron Man, among others. His recent projects include Daikaiju Attack (a free weekly giant monster serial), Tournament of Death (1 & 2), and his novelization of the classic horror film, White Zombie. Steve is currently hard at work on Frost Harrow, a modern Gothic-horror series, which he describes as "Dark Shadows meets Stephen King." Contact him via Twitter, Facebook, or his website. Find out more about Steve and his projects at: www.stephendsullivan.com