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Al Ewing Writes Guardians Of The Galaxy – Or Is It Catherine Tate?
Today sees a bit of a relaunch for Guardians Of The Galaxy, a new status quo as the superheroes of the galaxy, not beholden to governments like the Kree/Skrull Empire, but getting involved where they are needed. A bigger team, able to tackle multiple issues at once (it is a big galaxy) that includes the Kree Throneworld getting attacked by the Progenitors, and doing their best to defend it.
And doing their best to shoot at everything.
"Well, how very dare they". Looks like Rocket Raccoon has been watching The Catherine Tate Show from over ten years ago. Which featured her character Derek Fraye, a gay man in complete public denial of that aspect, and being increasingly and homophobically insulting towards anyone who might make the assumption that he – or his boyfriend – might be homosexuals. With the ungrammatical accusation "How very dare you?" in the manner of Frankie Howerd and Kenneth Williams.
And that's what happens when you get Al Ewing to write Guardians Of The Galaxy. Are you bovvered?
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #13
MARVEL COMICS
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(W) Al Ewing (A) Juan Frigeri (CA) Brett Booth
A NEW AGE OF SPACE STARTS HERE!
They were soldiers, misfits, mercenaries, thieves and a family. They were heroes… but times have changed. The galaxy no longer needs heroes. It needs super heroes! Now, when the call goes forth – whether it's from a stranded team of planetary explorers or Emperor Hulkling and his Kree/Skrull Alliance – the Guardians of the Galaxy answer! The New Age of Space brings a new artist! New headquarters! New costumes! New teammates! And an all-new enemy you'll have to see to believe! Get on board, true believer – it's going to be the ride of your life! Rated T In Shops: Apr 14, 2021 SRP: $4.99
I bought my copy from Piranha Comics in Kingston-Upon-Thames. Piranha Comics is a small south London comic store chain with a small south-east store in Kingston-Upon Thames's market centre, and a larger south-west store in Bromley, with an extensive back issue collection and online store. With a new store planned for Watford, if you are in the neighbourhood, check them out. Call ahead, they are offering curbside service for the next two weeks until non-essential retail stores open up.