Are there any good giant monster books?

>>9572602
lovecraft

>>9572619
Yep, read all of his stuff.

>>9572602
Neon Genesis Evangelion

>>9572602
Book of Enoch

>>9572645
>books
>>>>>>>>>good

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>>9572645
There are books? Usually books based on Japanese anime or vidya are pretty bad, then you have to deal with rough translations on top of that. There are some Kamen Rider novels I hear are pretty god tier and have been trying to track down for a while.
>>9572648
I wish Leviathan and Behemoth were covered more.

>>9572602
Your mom's ass: the illustrated compendium

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Moby Dick?

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>>9572602
Not that I'd call it good.

>>9572652
>>9572679
>>9573038
Summer is not subtle at all.

watchmen

There's a monster at the end of this book

>>9572602
Beowulf
Grendel

>>9572602
Well, none that are like Godzilla movies, if that's what you mean.

But Lovecraft, like others have said, if you wanna read about gigantic nightmarish creatures

botns to some extent, but in that case, its not the main focus, and it deconstructs giant monsters to make them more physically plausible on (u-)earth.

>>9573052
you forgot to quote this
>>9572645
/v/edditor.