Gamora #5

Overall, Gamora is one of the most unexpected gems on comic shelves this year. The conclusion makes it feel like one hell of a prequel to what will happen next in her life, which is one hell of a chapter in her life and the actual payoff from her childhood trauma. Killing the entire Badoon bloodline would not bring her peace, but the journey of that discovery led her a step closer to deciding what might. Read Full Review

A solid conclusion--though a bit rushed--with amazing science fiction visuals. Read Full Review

It's a shame that Gamora of all books didn't stick around a little longer. There's a lot to like about this series, between the intimate look it provides at the Most Dangerous Woman in the Galaxy and the gorgeous visuals of Marco Checchetto. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Dec 07, 2017

Grinchy Gamora's heart grows three sizes and she decides to escape with a pack of noble refugees instead of her bloodthirsty bandit relatives. Nebula pops up at the end to try (and fail) to provide last-minute tension. She's handed a pack of trite pop culture villain jokes that would fit perfectly into Beverly Hills Cop; they sound wildly out of place in the mouth of an exotic alien assassin. A shallow action script elevated with some top-notch Star-Wars-esque art plant this comic firmly in middle of the road. It'll satisfy folks who arrive with a pre-existing love of Gamora, particularly in her MCU incarnation, but there's nothing here to win the character new fans or elevate this title into a must-read.