Will Peter Quill and his ragtag squad succeed in their adventure -- or is it truly a suicide mission? Hordes of the Phalanx close in on Starlord, Bug, Captain Universe, Deathcry, Groot, Mantis and Rocket Raccoon -- and one may make the supreme sacrifice!
It may not be as good as the first three issues, but it's still a damn good read compared to everything else out there and is easily one of the best Conquest tieins. While not immediately present in the debut issue of Conquest, the events of this series should be felt as the team is set to show up in the near future. Read Full Review
Here at the end, I'm happy to say Starlord was the best of the four Conquest books. It started out strong, unlike Wraith. It continued strong, unlike Quasar. Most importantly, it finished strong, unlike Nova. I don't know if we'll ever get the chance to read the continued adventures of Peter Quill and friends, but if we do I'll fight tooth and nail to be first in line. Read Full Review
If Nova was good enough to get its own series once the first Annihilation series was finished, it would be a crime for Starlord not to continue, as well. But it has to be with this creative team. Do you hear me, Marvel? Either that or make sure to get them working on something else together quickly. I crave more. And if theres anyone out there who isnt really interested in Annihilation: Conquest but has considered checking this particular series out, please do. It is pretty much self-contained (aside from the fact that it takes place during the Phalanx occupation), without any subplots that are meant to carry on in the Conquest series, and it wont cost you too much in the long run. You can just pick this up and enjoy. Read Full Review
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