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A review by dynamogk
Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2: Angela by Olivier Coipel, Brian Michael Bendis, Neil Gaiman, Valerio Schiti, Kevin Maguire, Francesco Francavilla, Sara Pichelli
3.0
3.5 stars
I liked the first part of this book, but I think not reading the other series that tie into this series has me a bit lost. The art also takes a change about the 3rd story in and it wasn't a change for the better in my opinion. The final story returns the artwork to the original style, but I wish it was consistent throughout. I also find the panels difficult to follow sometimes, as they can jump around and follow no pattern.
The story was interesting in the beginning. With plenty of banter, bar fights and a bounty on one of the Guardians. A new character (whose name is the title of this book) is introduced and we get a brief glimpse of the problems a tear in the spacetime continuum can cause.
All in all an okay adventure for the Guardians.
I liked the first part of this book, but I think not reading the other series that tie into this series has me a bit lost. The art also takes a change about the 3rd story in and it wasn't a change for the better in my opinion. The final story returns the artwork to the original style, but I wish it was consistent throughout. I also find the panels difficult to follow sometimes, as they can jump around and follow no pattern.
The story was interesting in the beginning. With plenty of banter, bar fights and a bounty on one of the Guardians. A new character (whose name is the title of this book) is introduced and we get a brief glimpse of the problems a tear in the spacetime continuum can cause.
All in all an okay adventure for the Guardians.