This is such a fun and weird little book. I'm enjoying every issue. Read Full Review

Terminal is a spectacularly weird world, but at least Groot finds a pal who can understand him. This series is clearly designed to amuse both kiddies and parents, and I think it achieves those goals. There's an edge of grotesquerie to Flaviano's art that's sure to delight children, and the bigger question of what the Terminal world is *really* intended for will keep grownups guessing. This feels like a modern swing at the sort of fantasy themes addressed in Bill Mantlo's original Rocket Raccoon miniseries, and I mean it as the highest sort of praise when I say this series is shaping up as a worthy successor to that one.