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This issue of Screencap examines the enduring legacy of Godzilla as a figure born from nuclear catastrophe and continually reshaped by shifting global anxieties. Emerging in postwar Japan as a manifestation of atomic trauma, Godzilla has since become one of the most recognizable figures in popular culture—oscillating between monster, protector, spectacle, and mascot.
This is a pdf of our zine, and NOT the physical copy. If you need an accessiblity discount please email us at screencapzine@gmail.com
This issue of Screencap examines the enduring legacy of Godzilla as a figure born from nuclear catastrophe and continually reshaped by shifting global anxieties. Emerging in postwar Japan as a manifestation of atomic trauma, Godzilla has since become one of the most recognizable figures in popular culture—oscillating between monster, protector, spectacle, and mascot.
This is a pdf of our zine, and NOT the physical copy. If you need an accessiblity discount please email us at screencapzine@gmail.com