The true Guardians have formed at long last – and their first mission is to defend a vital energy pipeline from a gang of unscrupulous ecoterrorists...including a rogue Nova, Moondragon’s otherdimensional doppelganger, and a raccoon in a suit. And if you think you know where that’s going... remember one thing. This is the GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY. It can always get worse.
Overall. Kind of an expositional issue to set out the new order of things. Read Full Review
If Guardians of the Galaxy #4 isn't the most fun book from the Big Two this week, I don't know what is. Read Full Review
Ewings fourth installment of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY was fun, quirky, wonderfully easy to follow, and simply hard to forget. Read Full Review
A thrilling next step in the adventures of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Read Full Review
Overall, a solid issue that Guardians of the Galaxy #4 turned out to be. If I'm being honest, I did have my reservations about the direction that this book has been taking, but at the same time it is hard to deny that this is a new experience to indulge in. Read Full Review
A very important issue that will have you experiencing a flood of emotions, all of them good. The book is a lot better than the usual issue. Read Full Review
If it lives up to its promise this is a run which could rival Dan Abnetts iconic cosmic run. Read Full Review
It's a thrill to read and promises that even the connective tissue of this Guardians of the Galaxy run will read as unforgettable. Read Full Review
Awesome comic booking! Ewing delivers great and fun dialogue with plenty of team(s) banter. Marvel boy shines here especially with Cabal's art. Seriously flawless art and hilarious expressions and moments. His panels are well structured pieces. Federico Blee and GURU-eFX’s colors are fantastic too. I'm still smiling just thinking about stupid things like Rocket's mustache.
This is a solid enough issue plot wise and moves the story along nicely but the real treat is the art and action. THIS is how to utilize the comic medium to its fullest potential. Noh-Varr gets a nice showcase here and his power set is depicted brilliantly.
The panel layout, transitions(an early planet zoom in is particularly subtle and creative) and the actual fighting is fantastic. Very easy to follow and thrilling. Worth the price for the art alone.
This was a really fun issue. I liked it a lot.
Two teams of Guardians go head to head, with Marvel Boy being the round-one standout. But the final pages bend toward a Moondragon-vs-Moondragon fight that looks far more consequential. It's got a fast pace and good, solid writing. The character art is beautiful, but some of the layouts get a little over-ambitious.
-Cleverly use of dialogue bubbles when marvel boy is running in the D-type devourer
-Marvel boy is a cornball, quantum swap is cool
-Ending get you excited for next issue
I love Marvel Boy and I’m not sorry about it.
" No, you’re right. I shouldn't take it out on my friends. We're not friends."
- GAMORA
Art 4/5
Story 4/5
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