Guardians of Infinity delivers with what I'm looking for here so far with the use of the 3000 era team, though hopefully we get a lot more of it. Pairing up the two teams, even pared down as the present day crew is for this story, definitely offers a lot of fun while also throwing them in the direction they have here. There's a whole lot of unknowns right now and in terms of story there's not a lot selling it because the focus is on the characters and just being thrown into a weird unknown situation while introducing a whole other Guardians team. We've seen a range of them over the years and even the Guardians 3000 book did a lot of timeline changes as it reacted to the Secret Wars shenanigans. There's a lot of potential here to be sure and I'll definitely stick with it to see if it can achieve it. Read Full Review

What a difference a year or two makes, with the Guardians now leading lights after sitting in limbo for several years, now starring in multiple titles instead of just the one. There's a distinct possibility of the Guardians over-saturating the Marvel market, with at least half a dozen titles exploring these characters in their collective or solo outings. The multiple stories in this first issue do exhibit a bit of brand confusion, but the main story returns at least some of the Guardians to position of protecting the galaxy from curious time anomalies, rounding this out to be a fun and familiar tale that will be appreciated by new and existing fans of the team. Read Full Review

This first issue is an interesting concept, but may be Guardians overload at this point. As a second series it would feel a bit more special, but right now I'm just not quite seeing what makes it stand out. Still, it's an interesting start at least, and a series I'll at least stick with through the first arc. You probably need to be a die-hard Guardians fan to really appreciate the series, and even then, this might be one comic too many. Read Full Review

Entertaining stuff, but the series might have been better served holding off on side-stories until its core direction was better established. Read Full Review

For fans dying of thirst for a cosmic Marvel story this was supposed to be the book for them. Sadly it's two stories cut in half which have no bearing on the other whatsoever. Only half of the book is Guardians of Infinity. Fans of Guardians 3000 and the 2008 volume of Guardians of the Galaxy should prepare for disappointment. Read Full Review

Based solely on this first issue, "Guardians of Infinity" #1 feels as though Marvel is only trying to get the word "Guardians" on as many trade paperbacks as possible. Maybe things will pick up next month and give us something really memorable; right now, with the exception of the appearance of a new Guardians team from 1000 years in the past, there's nothing quite clicking here, and that's a shame. This should have been much more fun. Read Full Review

These Guardians books from the All-Different Marvel line-up are just not good enough to be followed and are surely way less interesting than they were back in Marvel NOW. This side series seems to focus on interdimensional encounters between different versions of the Guardians, which in good hands could prove interesting, although the concept is old as f**k. Still an enjoyable read, without huge downsides, but it falls flat on the writing and the average drawings.