Mothra (Columbia, 1962)

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Mothra (Columbia, 1962)

one sheet
41 h x 27 w in (104 x 69 cm)

When a commercial expedition kidnaps two tiny priestesses from an irradiated island, they unwittingly summon a colossal, ancient deity that begins a destructive trek across Japan to reclaim them. Distinguished by its vibrant Toho color palette and whimsical fantasy elements, the film's promotional art leverages the majestic scale of the titular silkworm as its followers dance below. It stands as a foundational masterpiece of kaiju cinema and a bright, essential collectible for fans of the Ishiro Honda legacy. Directed by Ishiro Honda Starring Furanki Sakai, Hiroshi Koizumi, and Kyoko Kagawa.

Condition Notes: Unrestored, moderate creasing along fold lines and margins, small pinholes to margins, bright coloration, in overall good condition.

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