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    Drax #4

    Drax » Drax #4 released by Marvel on April 2016.

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    EARTH'S TOUGHEST COMPETITOR CM PUNK CONTINUES HIS GALAXY RUMBLING DRAX SERIES!

    DRAX faces FIN! FANG! FOOM!

    The fiend kidnapped children and put their little hands to work digging. But for WHAT?! Prepare to be SHOCKED! And AWED!!!

    Drax is ready to PUNCH out an escape route, barring any WEIRD mystical surprises. (FYI, we consider a dragon in hot pants to be pretty normal, so what could weird possibly even mean???)

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    I'd call Drax passable. 0

    Drax #4 by billyspears on March 05, 2016

    While reading Drax I have to remind myself that this is CM Punk's first attempt at an ongoing series and that's probably why it's not scripted all as well as the Annihilation tie-ins that feature the character. The story so far is that out of boredom Drax has decided to hunt down and kill Thanos (like I said, there some things in the writing I'm willing to forgive because it's a first time effort) when he finds himself on a backwater planet where the ship he's piloting has broken down. Drax is r...

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    Nothing Goes Over My Head... Except Everything Higher Than I Am Tall 0

    Drax #4 by brightestdaycare on February 25, 2016

    You would imagine that a character like Drax, who takes things so literally all of the time wouldn’t have a book with so much talking in it, but for a book set in an outerspace version of classic Roman gladiatorial pits, there is an awful lot of jabbering. This book has a nice look to it, and the inclusion of Fin Fang Foom adds a bit of connective tissue to the Marvel Universe, because I don’t know how many people really know/care about Terrax, I for one didn’t really know anyt...

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