It's the final battle between Mar-Vell and Agz, and it's not looking too good for the Kree hero. Will Groot finally accept his destiny and step up to be the hero he's meant to be?
Rated T
Abnett is a remarkably versatile writer. Hes doing some staggeringly intricate work for 2,000 A.D. in his Azimuth series. His work on Wilds End is hauntingly still. And with Groot, hes managed a very contemporary-feeling sort of a vintage space ranger-type story. Theres a definite momentum in a traditional tale of early Mar-Vel that could gain a whole new series if Groot does as well as it should. Read Full Review
Though this finale is a bit rushed to get everything in in time, it's still comic book goodness to the max. Read Full Review
There aren't any surprises in this final chapter; anything you could consider a "twist" is telegraphed well in advance, yet it's a satisfying finale. The creators worked hard in previous issues to make the characters and their situations compelling. They wrap things up with a continued dedication to fun storytelling. Both the words and art keep a tight grip on the reader's attention.
On the nitpicky side: If the idea of the Kree following Star Trek's Prime Directive made your eyes roll, I understand. My eyes did not remain stationary at that point either.
Loved how this series wrapped up, the art was beautiful, and the heart in the series was wonderful.
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