Guardians of the Galaxy: Dream On #1
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| Writer | Marc Sumerak |
| Artist | Andrea Di Vito |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE GUARDIANS ARE DONE GUARDING THE GALAXY, YES?
• When one of the galaxy's greatest bounty hunters targets the Guardians of the Galaxy, it's lights out for STAR-LORD, GAMORA, DRAX, ROCKET and GROOT!
• But if DEATH'S HEAD can make their dreams come true, will the Guardians fight back, or go along with his crazy plan?
• They might...especially if it leads to the destruction of THANOS once and for all!
• Also included - a special presentation of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY (1990) #1, featuring the first appearance of Taserface!
Rated T
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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ComiConverse - Mitch Nissen
Apr 23, 2017Guardians of the Galaxy: Dream On #1 has come out just in time for the new movie. Writer Marc Sumerak takes time and care to make sure these great characters are written right and loads the book with references to the Guardians past stories. Artist Andrea Di Vito and colorist Laura Villari contribute one of the best looking and visually engrossing Guardians comics this year. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Apr 19, 2017This is a fun one-shot with the new story satisfying your Guardians needs and the backup older issue a fun addition. Read Full Review
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8.3
Comicsverse - Fabio Castelblanco
Apr 22, 2017This is a very basic dream sequence story featuring the Guardians of the Galaxy. There aren't major surprises from this story, but the characters make it fun! The artwork is expertly planned out during the fight scenes, even if it all does go on a bit too long. Read Full Review
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7.0
Comic Crusaders - Andy Hall
Apr 21, 2017This is a fun one-shot that is a good read, especially if you want a good Guardians story to get yourself psyched for the upcoming movie. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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4.0
The Guardians are trapped in a lotus-eater machine and escape by turning it around on their captor, Death's Head. Quietly decent art can't rescue a script full of tired jokes and weak characterization that's terrified of doing a single thing that might confuse MCU fans. The plot is also nothing special, featuring a telegraphed twist that is at least executed at a good pace. This has *got* to be a cash-in for the second Guardians film. The fact that it's bundled with a reprint of Guardians (1990) #1 which introduces Taserface supports this. Overall, terrifically skippable.
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