Nicole Perlman

Once upon a time, Gamora was Thanos' heartless pet assassin and favorite adopted daughter. Today, she is the backbone of the Guardians of the Galaxy, putting her life on the line to defend the innocent throughout the universe. Collecting: Gamora 1-5.

Gamora. Memento Mori

Izza

4.25 stars | I thought this would be about Gamora (and the Guardians) stranded on Earth, but it wasn't and it was so much better than I expected it to be. I'm just sad there wasn't more Nebula 😜

Bambi Ard

This was a decent series. The story was okay. The artwork, done beautifully by Marco Checchetto, was what I most enjoyed, to be honest. This Gamora feels stale and watered down compared to my favorite version of her, from the Dan Abnett GotG run. I will never be a fan of this new abusive father/resentful daughter take on Gamora and Thanos' relationship, and I hated the reminders of it in this series. The original dynamic of their relationship, which was complicated and sometimes agonistic, but also respectful and even a little loving, was much more complex and compelling than...whatever the hell Marvel is doing now.

I give it three stars because while I don't care for (or even hate) most of these characterizations, the artwork is too beautiful to ignore and really improved my experience, and it actually was a lot better than I expected, as I went in with low expectations. Not the best it could have been, but certainly not the worst!

Gamora. Memento Mori

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