Guardians Of The Galaxy #6

ComicBook.com

This isn't just the best issue of Guardians of the Galaxy yet, it might be the best Marvel issue I have read all year. Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing's script delivers one beautiful, earnest gut-punch after another, while still harnessing the root of what makes the group such a meaningful and essential part of the Marvel mythos. Alex Lins' art is a scrappy, pulpy accent to that script, brilliantly accented by KJ Diaz's shades of blues and golds. This issue was nothing short of breathtaking.

AIPT

I think flashbacks get a bad rap sometimes as they’re sometimes just a cheap device to draw out stories. But here, this was treated with the subtle care and intention of any other moment in this book, and it lent a lot of heft and power. It wasn’t so much a quiet moment before the action picks up with the recently-swallowed (gross, sorry) Guardians but a maelstrom of emotion and history colliding together. We understand the team in new ways, and see just how pivotal this moment is compared to their many other adventures. Grootfall is no mere gimmick but a huge moment in the team’s story, and it lands with the expected gravitas of a spaceship parking on your face.

Un Cómic Más

The Guardians remember with pain how they hurt Groot.

Weird Science Marvel Comics

Guardians Of The Galaxy #6 finally gets to the meat of the mystery about Grootfall with solid art and an interesting premise. Unfortunately, the latter half of the issue tries to get existential and fancy but only achieves convoluted nonsense with an unclear resolution.