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Annihilators by Timothy Green II, Tan Eng Huat, Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning
3.0
This was fun!
The first few issues tell the story of Annihilators (a bunch of cosmic heroes that I had never read or heard of really). They pretty cleverly introduced the group in the first issue, so I wasn't really lost at any time. The story itself was a nice, contained story, but it wasn't anything special. I think I was supposed to be really connecting with Quasar, but that never really happened for me. Still, good fun, though. 3 stars.
The next story follows Rocket Raccoon. He starts the story as a mail deliverer in a corporate office place, and yup, that whole situation was pretty hilarious. After he is attacked at work, he gets fired, and embarks on an adventure that ends up revealing his origin story - all of which was pretty amazing. Groot shows up, and these issues were definitely the highlight of the volume. 4 stars.
The first few issues tell the story of Annihilators (a bunch of cosmic heroes that I had never read or heard of really). They pretty cleverly introduced the group in the first issue, so I wasn't really lost at any time. The story itself was a nice, contained story, but it wasn't anything special. I think I was supposed to be really connecting with Quasar, but that never really happened for me. Still, good fun, though. 3 stars.
The next story follows Rocket Raccoon. He starts the story as a mail deliverer in a corporate office place, and yup, that whole situation was pretty hilarious. After he is attacked at work, he gets fired, and embarks on an adventure that ends up revealing his origin story - all of which was pretty amazing. Groot shows up, and these issues were definitely the highlight of the volume. 4 stars.