Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde is probably one of the most entertaining entries in Battleworld, with this Secret Wars tie-in being a must have for fans of our adventurous hero. It also proves inviting to new fans, with the warm atmosphere sure to leave you returning for more. Read Full Review

With Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #1, a fresh creative team's finally managed to wring out some fun from the interminably grim dystopia that Battleworld often seems. Next-level artwork and a great script make this issue not to be missed. Read Full Review

It's good to know that within the overall dire circumstances of Battleworld, the patchwork planet can still serve as an outlet to breezy, good-hearted stories such as this. Sam Humphries' splendid character work for both Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde continues here but it's Alti Firmansyah's fantastic Disney-inspired artwork that makes this series a rare treat for both StarKat fans and regular Marvel fans alike. Read Full Review

From the cover of this book, this is not the story I was expecting to be told with Peter and Kitty…but I loved every minute of this. The familiarity from Peter, the art work and colors (I can't say enough about them) and just the overall light tone of this book made it a great read for me and I cannot wait for the next issue. Read Full Review

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde is a Disney movie of a comic -- and that's not just because Peter Quill spends half the issue singing Little Mermaid songs. Read Full Review

STAR-LORD AND KITTY PRYDE #1 is one of the best issues to come out of Marvel's “Secret Wars” storyline so far. While it's plot is a bit exposition heavy at the start, it eventually starts moving at a brisk pace, with very strong characters and fun art. If the darkness of most of Battleworld is bringing you down, I'd definitely recommend giving this issue a read. Read Full Review

This is probably the most “out there” miniseries in the Secret Wars bunch of books so far. It is also one of the most engaging and entertaining. It’s not only a classic relationship for long time readers and supporters of Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde, but an inviting and fun book for new readers. No matter which you are, you’ve got to check out this book. Read Full Review

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde is a fun read. One is a survivor of the Marvel Universe and the other is not. One is looking to pick up their romantic relationship where they left off while the other has no idea who the other is. The comic is a fast read, with strong characters, solid action and a good hook at the end. The artwork is stellar and helps elevate this to another level. Overall, the book is distant from Secret Wars, but that might serve it well. This is worth a look. Read Full Review

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #1 is here and within its glossy pages lie what can best be described as a great episode of Star Trek: the Next Generation; you know the ones that take place entirely on the holo-deck and have Data playing Sherlock Holmes? Read Full Review

I give the book a 4 overall. I really like the story, by Sam Humphries, but the art, by Alti Firmansyah, is not quite my cup of tea. It's good looking and technically sound artwork, but it kind of reminds me of Disney animation, and is just not a look I like for comics, personally. Read Full Review

If you are a fan of either Kitty Pryde or Star-Lord, or looking for a break from the destruction going on in majority of other Secret Wars issues out, this is worth reading. At the same time, if you do decide to skip it, you wouldn't be missing much. Read Full Review

A nice opening issue to establish the characters but it's so darn slow you won't miss much if you do skip it. That said it has a certain Disney cartoon charm many will like. Read Full Review

Between the striking artwork and some smart moves from Humphries - including a great bit about luck-infused knifes made from the bones of Longshot - Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde is a surprisingly effective book. While it's unclear if the murky setting of Battleworld might undermine this book's plot, there's something here, something about this unlikely couple finding their way back to each other once more, that gives this book its potential. Here's hoping it reaches it. Read Full Review

It seems Humphries and company intend a star-crossed rom-com with a hint of Midnight Run. That said, this issue is deceptively subtle in the route it takes getting underway. So far, we're treated to an ultra-swanky affair yet the current tenor reads more as an adversarial "Vs." than as a cooperative "And" (but that's how all great love stories start, right?). Featuring the "prime" Peter Quill, there's no question this story "counts" however it's opting for light-hearted larfs over it's potential for over-the-top drama and deep introspection. Not a perfect opener but amusing and beautifully constructed. Read Full Review

The art by Alti Firmansyah is a nice style choice for the tone of the story. His pencils are clean and almost cartoon like, but can still invoke that sense of seriousness when they need to. The colors by Jessica Kholinne are bright which also gives the story that more light-hearted feel. Despite Star-Lord being out of character in the choices that he's made, it's still a fun first issue that entertained me until the end. I'm not sure where the story is headed and if Peter's journey will lead to bigger things within Secret Wars, but I'm also not sure if that's what this series is about or if that was the intention. So far, Humphries and Firmansyah are telling a solid story and I'm ok with that. Read Full Review

"Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde" #1 is a charming beginning with strong humor, but future issues will need much more in the way of Kitty's characterization for the central romance to (re)ignite. Read Full Review

Little does he know, an elegant lady enters the bar and she is close to Steve's I mean Star Lord I mean Peter's heart.. none other than Kitty Pryde who has a meeting with notorious thief and womanizer Gambit. What is their agenda and what do we find out about their relationship? Okay this ain't Read Full Review

Loved it. Great art, great characters. Charming comic.

It's charming, there is a sense of fun and romance. I'd recommend it for someone younger and more feminine than me.