Guardians of the Galaxy #1
SCORE: 68
I am very blessed to have enough money to purchase a copy of the
Guardians of the Galaxy #1 comic book. This group of characters has gone
through some stuff and it is a bit confusing to me. I remember Guardians
of the Galaxy from many years ago, but this iteration is really
different. There will be spoilers in this review. Advertisements can be
found throughout the Guardians of the Galaxy #1 comic book. There are
thirty pages of comic book content for $4.99. Guardians of the Galaxy #1
earns its thirteen and older comic book rating.
The team arrives on the planet Galilee IV outside the town of Solitude.
They are there to evacuate the people from this planet. Something bad is
coming. That something is what really shocked me. Although the front
cover did elude to this. What am I talking about? Grootfall. A giant
Groot like meteorite lands on this planet, takes root, and absorbs what
it runs into. I also noticed Rocket is not in Guardians of the Galaxy
#1. What turned Groot into this planet destroying monster?
The issues families will have with Guardians of the Galaxy #1 are
violence, blood, lack of attire, enticement to lust, bad language and
more. In some places symbols are used for profanity and in other places
the bad language is spelled out. This is not the first Marvel comic book
I noticed this trend. In fact I have seen it in others as well. I find
this pretty odd. The artwork in Guardians of the Galaxy #1 is decent.
There are some interesting versions of these characters in Guardians of
the Galaxy #1.
There is a little bit of humor within Guardians of the Galaxy #1. I got
a few chuckles while I read this comic book. Not as much as the movies.
There does seem to be some tension between the characters in Guardians
of the Galaxy #1 too. I have read the Marvel Stormbreaker page before.
This radical extremist far left propaganda machine talks about their
religious belief in climate change, and wants to give everyone free
healthcare. How can people working on these comic books be that
disconnected with reality? Are they working for free?
Guardians of the Galaxy #1 starts out feeling like a Wild West comic
book that eventually gets into science fiction to get the people off the
planet. Well half of them at least. Couldn't they all fit in the ship?
That should have also been less weight than trying to haul those giant
metal containers. I guess the point was they lose half of the people in
Guardians of the Galaxy #1. When I ask questions like these I get plenty
of emails telling me these companies like Marvel should hire me to come
up with better logic. Maybe someday they will pay attention.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Lanzing, Kelly, Walker, Hollingsworth
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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