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The Making of Godzilla by Volker Engel, Rachel Aberly. A glimpse inside Roland Emmerlich's and Dean Devlin's new movie, which, although not great, was a colossal technical undertaking, demonstrating the extraordinary advances that have been made in the art of make-believe. Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo! : The Incredible World of Japanese Fantasy Films by Stuart Galbraith, Stuart IV Galbraith, Yukari Fujii, atsu Sakahara, Stuart Galbraith IV. The definitive, extensively illustrated study of Japanese science fiction movies. With the "Godzilla" movies (1954-1995) at the center of it all, Galbraith has assembled a virtual "Who's Who" of filmography and interviews of the major players in this rising cult world of the fire-breathing lizard. 156 photos. 32 illustrations. The Official Godzilla Compendium (Official Godzilla) by J. D. Lees, Marc Cerasini, Kenneth Carpenter, Alfonsi. Contains everything readers could ever want to know about Tokyo's favorite monster: movie summaries, entertaining essays that cover all aspects of the last 40 years of Godzilla, and a wealth of color photos and illustrations. A Critical History and Filmography of Toho's Godzilla Series by David Kalat. Thorough and critical account of the Godzilla movies focuses on how differences in American and Japanese culture. Exhaustive filmographic data for both the Japanese and American versions. Monster Madness : Godzilla, King Kong and Other Classic Creatures of the Silver Screen by Zach Zito, Mel Neuhaus, Michael Lederman.