Preview: GUARDIANS OF INFINITY #2

GUARDIANS OF INFINITY #2

(W) Dan Abnett, Robbie Thompson (A) Carlo Barberi, Jim Cheung (CA) Jamal Campbell

TRIPLE THE GUARDIANS! TRIPLE THE DANGER!

• The GUARDIANS 1000 have arrived! But they aren't the only NEWCOMERS on the scene...

• The past is under attack, but is ANY time safe?

• Plus, DRAX GOES MISSING in a story by ROBBIE THOMPSON and JIM CHEUNG!

Rated T

Item Code: NOV150805 In Shops: 1/6/2016 SRP: $4.99

*sigh* someone CLEARLY hasn't read Drax's back story like at all.

@sinikettu: Or they just decided to retcon it to match the movies :P

@sinikettu: That just looks like he's being brainwashed or something.

@scavengerfist: @shinobi62676 I hope so, I honestly find it incredibly short sighted to chance a comic character's personality or traits in comics just because his become popular in another media.

What works in a game or silver screen doesn't mean it's going work in a comics format.

That old guys space cloak is awesome.

I would get this if it wasn't for the $5 price tag every single issue.

@sinikettu: Let's hope they still remember the character's histories.

Yeah this look like a vision.

I didn't like the first issue. too many guardians books like there's too many avengers titles. it's disney's way of oversaturating the market in preparation for the next movie.

@luciferjonez: Nah, it was this way long before Disney had even though of having a comic company in its stall.

with the x-men titles in the 90's sure, but you would think that they've learned their lesson. This new universe of the yet to end secret wars title is a crapfest at best. I read just about every Marvel/DC title every week and that list is starting to dwindle rapidly. I can appreciate them trying to get younger readers into comics with the popularity of superheroes in movies and television, hell I'm all for the literacy of youth but they seem to have missed something with this new reset of the marvel universe. It's too 80's saturday morning cartoon feel for me.

@luciferjonez: Sounds more like to me that you've just 'out grown' superhero comics. I haven't noticed any huge drop in quality but then again I've only read some of the titles so far since I can't sample the titles in comic shop and have to buy what I read online. so my take is more limited.

y'know I was thinking the same thing… but then again I do feel that they've aged down the story lines a bit.