Guardians of the Galaxy #2

[your_name_here]

Preview here:

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/02...-the-galaxy-2/

[Steroid]

Quill with the drunk dial lol. Looks good and can't wait for more of this series.

[Snoop Dogg]

I'm going to hop aboard this series because my pull list is shrinking and I need Quill content. Let's see if I can get over or learn to love Geoff Shaw drawing the greasiest Pete the universe has ever seen.

[Steroid]

Shaw really does make Peter look greasy but i love the dude's art.

[Digifiend]

This takes place after Avengers No Road Home (issue 1 specifically said it took place before GOTG #1) and before X-Men Disassembled (we know because of Kitty's appearance here). Which is weird considering those two came out in the opposite order.

[davew128]

Kind of surprised Collector gets taken by surprise and tossed around by the Black Order. This is a guy who has handled entire Avenger teams based on the Power Primordial alone.

[Rosebunse]

They're really channeling Bendis here.

Which isn't bad, I think his dialogue can be fun. The art is greasy and off in places, but it works.

Also, just who is trying to find Thanos's head is pretty funny and sad.

[Winterboy]

Cannot wait!!!!

[Inversed]

Donny Cates acknowledging the Peter & Kitty romance? As if I didn't already have enough reasons to love him!

[Frontier]

Kind of surprised Collector gets taken by surprise and tossed around by the Black Order. This is a guy who has handled entire Avenger teams based on the Power Primordial alone.

That was before they turned him into MCU Collector, though.

Donny Cates acknowledging the Peter & Kitty romance? As if I didn't already have enough reasons to love him!

I was more interested in the Gamora subtext. Feels like writers have been playing with that since Duggan.

[your_name_here]

Another nice issue.

[Steroid]

Very cool issue and I'm just loving Shaw's artwork in this book.

[lordozone]

For me, Best issue of the Guardians since Abnett and Lanning. Once again, Peter Quill is not just a comic relief, a bad copy of his movie counterpart. Like with Kurt Busiek or Abnett and Lanning, he has real depth, traumas. And Starfox is finally interesting: it reminds his recent treatment by Jim Starlin (the only thing that I like in his recent run): a pragmatist, almost sociopath, who want to do good but think the end justify the means.

[XPac]

For me, Best issue of the Guardians since Abnett and Lanning. Once again, Peter Quill is not just a comic relief, a bad copy of his movie counterpart. Like with Kurt Busiek or Abnett and Lanning, he has real depth, traumas. And Starfox is finally interesting: it reminds his recent treatment by Jim Starlin (the only thing that I like in his recent run): a pragmatist, almost sociopath, who want to do good but think the end justify the means.

I don't know about Starfox. I think he's acting weird.

I wonder if he's somehow being controlled by Thanos or something.

[theoneandonly]

it would be ironic if Eros's attempting to prevent thanos from manifesting his consciousness into somebody results in his being taken over by his brother.