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A review by foreverbeautifulbooks
Groot by Brian Kesinger, Jeff Loveness, Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire
5.0
I really really enjoyed this comics series. The thing I think people need to learn about groot and rocket is that all their adventures are chase adventure-- and that isn't a bad thing.
If every comic journey was the same we'd get bored. The other theme is very much about family-- and finding family when you feel so alone, and you use that loneliness as a wall to protect yourself from the trauma of losing everyone you held dear.
This book was light hearted, but filled with so much emotions. We learn how rocket and groot met and I wish they would tell this story in a special presentation or a short on disney+. I'm not someone who believes there is an over saturation problem, I believe there is a people who outgrew the MCU and refuse to accept it problem, right now.
The art work was like eye candy, the story was engaging and made me tear up a little and also laugh -- at rocket of course.
Another interesting fact-- the writer of this comic is also the one who wrote Quantummania.
If every comic journey was the same we'd get bored. The other theme is very much about family-- and finding family when you feel so alone, and you use that loneliness as a wall to protect yourself from the trauma of losing everyone you held dear.
This book was light hearted, but filled with so much emotions. We learn how rocket and groot met and I wish they would tell this story in a special presentation or a short on disney+. I'm not someone who believes there is an over saturation problem, I believe there is a people who outgrew the MCU and refuse to accept it problem, right now.
The art work was like eye candy, the story was engaging and made me tear up a little and also laugh -- at rocket of course.
Another interesting fact-- the writer of this comic is also the one who wrote Quantummania.