Guardians of the Galaxy #13
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| Writer | Al Ewing |
| Artist | Juan Frigeri |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
A NEW AGE OF SPACE STARTS HERE!
They were soldiers, misfits, mercenaries, thieves and a family. They were heroes... but times have changed. The galaxy no longer needs heroes.
It needs super heroes! Now, when the call goes forth - whether it's from a stranded team of planetary explorers or Emperor Hulkling and his Kree/Skrull Alliance - the Guardians of the Galaxy answer!
The New Age of Space brings a new artist! New headquarters! New costumes! New teammates! And an all-new enemy you'll have to see to believe! Get on board, true believer - it's going to be the ride of your life!
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SciFiPulse - Ian Cullen
Apr 20, 2021I also loved the addition of magic to the science aspects of the story. In particular, Starlord using it to help Groot out. Overall. A fantastic start and some really nice setup for a new story arc. The cliffhanger is magic. Read Full Review
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AIPT - Dan Spinelli
Apr 12, 2021Al Ewing and new series artist Juan Frigeri set the Guardians of the Galaxy up for an exciting new status quo. And, that's all before [redacted] shows up! Read Full Review
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But Why Tho? - Quinn
Apr 14, 2021With a new look to the classic team, Guardians Of The Galaxy #13introduces an exciting new antagonist and new characters. Despite the visual change, the Guardians are still their loveable selves, if just a tad less chaotic. This new arc in the Guardians' story should prove a fun read, and I'm excitedly awaiting the release of the next issue. Read Full Review
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Graphic Policy - Brett
Apr 14, 2021Guardians of the Galaxy #13 is a near-perfect jumping-on point. There's just one sequence between Peter and Gamora that feels really out of place. But, beyond that, the comic is a fun adventure. There's a certain energy and excitement about the issue that jumps from the page. If you've wondered about the Guardians of the Galaxy, this is the point to hop and because it looks like it's going to be an awesome ride. Read Full Review
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The Comicbook Dispatch - Dispatchdcu
Apr 12, 2021My point: Ewings GOTG are supercharged, overpowered, and very well may be the new top dogs in the universe… somehow. Plus, theyre not the only supercharged juggernauts in the universe. Look no further than the new Emperor himself as well as the Alliances Court Wizard for more proof of the unrealistic, dominated ridiculousness that Ewing bestows to his characters. Read Full Review
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Comics: The Gathering - Charles Martin
Apr 14, 2021Without spoiling any of the issue's surprises, what I can talk about (with enthusiasm!) is the tremendous velocity this title has developed. Even with momentary character digressions, the Guardians are now on a rocket ride to cosmic superheroing. This is loud, fast, exciting action, perfectly balanced and delivered with superlative skill. The destination isn't clear yet, but the journey is already well worth taking. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Adam Barnhardt
Apr 14, 2021There's plenty here to make any fan of Marvel's cosmic heroes excited about the future. Read Full Review
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8.0
COMICON - Tony Thornley
Apr 15, 2021An exciting new direction brings new members, new challenges, and a great new artist. Even with the creative team shifts, this continues to be one of Marvel's most consistently great series. Plus, the creative team is able to pull off an ending that surprises even when we should have all seen it coming. Read Full Review
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7.0
Geek'd Out - Nico Sprezzatura
Apr 14, 2021Juan Frigeri replaces Juann Cabal on art starting with this issue, and unfortunately itll be a tough act to follow. Cabals GOTG run cemented himself as an emerging VIP in Marvels rolodex of talent, but thats not to say that Frigeri isnt up to the task. I like his art style here; its very clean and appealing, accented by Federico Blees bright colors. He just has the misfortune of coming in after career-making work by his predecessor. Id like to see Frigeris art loosen up and play with form more as his run develops, because Guardians of the Galaxy is precisely the kind of title that allows for it. Read Full Review
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7.0
Newsarama - Scott Cederlund
Apr 14, 2021This comic goes for capturing a truly cosmic scale of adventure, trying to establish the intergalactic jurisdiction of the team. It creates stakes that at once fee large but also impersonal and distant. Al Ewing and Juan Frigeri provide a timely reset for these characters, giving themselves the ability to re-establish who and what this team is. But by taking this moment to do that, Ewing and Frigeri lose a bit of sight of the magic of this cast. By showing them as galactic superheroes, we end up missing the more personal and established interplay of these characters that all of the incarnations of this title have been built on. When you make the Guardians of the Galaxy into a superhero team, that's what they are - just another superhero team. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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This book was very very good, It continues nicely from the last series and yet provides a new visual for it to stand on its own so far as well, I'm so exited to see how the hints and new players in this book all collide as the story continues. Also Peter Quill having a son?? I really hope we get to one day see this son and potentially have him on the team? I don't know how or if that would work but I'm sure it would be awesome, the last time we've seen star lord have children was in the OLD MAN QUILL comic book, and even then they were short lived so it will be so cool to see what happens to quill now and Gamora. Also I would like to see him get at least one good lick into Doctor Doom whether that be verbal or physical. Overall amazing comi more
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9.0
Great issue! Art is FANTASTIC and the ending is surely a thrilling one.
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9.0
This was a really cool issue. I liked to see the Progenitors back because I felt that they weren't used to full effect back in Royals. And oh my god, that ending is great! How can you not love that ending?
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Nice!
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Guardians of the Galaxy Volume: 6, Issue: 13 "We're Super Heroes" Publisher: Marvel @marvel Writer: Al Ewing @al_ewing Artist: Juan Frigeri @juanmfrigeri Colors: Federico Blee @toonfed Letters: Cory Petit Cover: Ron Lim @ronwlim & Israel Silva @israelsilvaart Nova leads a team of Guardians to defend the Kree/Skrull throne world from an extinction level threat. Meanwhile, a separate team investigates a newly discovered planet and happens upon a strange and violent Skrull cult. A closer look is needed as we learn that Wendell Vaughn and Avril Kincaid, the two Qausar's essentially tag each other in and out of reality. Nova's team deduces that the attack upon the throne world is far from random but in fact planned. Confirming his more
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" The galaxy is not your Toy. The galaxy is gaurded." - NOVA
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This is the Guardians of The Galaxy book that we deserve.
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A triple-header of new threats gives the Guardians a chance to show off their new super-heroic MO. They save Hala from a Progenitor raid in a one-and-done confrontation, but the other dangers remain for further development. It's a fast, high-flying story and it's nicely illustrated throughout. There's not much space for character work here, but I'm quite satisfied with the generous serving of plot development.
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Oh Doom. ¤ï¸
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I like the big team, and I'll always be happy to see Wiccan and Hulkling. Art is great too, though not so much on a few faces.
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Loved the entrance from Doom, best one in a while!
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