Agreed, Robert!  JB's definitely got the chops on this one!  The eyes, face, hair, hands and bracelets are all "eye catching" in a really good way!  You can just tell that Warlock wants to grab that spaceship, but carefully, since in his present "enlarged" size, he could obviously crush the ship and do harm to it's lone occupant, one moon-bound Spidey!

Sure, you can't help but notice it, I would have to say it's just one of his signature poses.

Robert,

Your comment is right on the nose!  LOL!

About the only things I find distracting are artists who really can't tell a story well, or who 'swipe' other people's art.

I didn't know anything about "swiping art" until I read about it here at the JBF.  I was quite sad to learn that Rich Buckler was notorious for doing so.  I loved Buckler's art on the FF (#142-163 and Giant-Size #1 & 3 with Sinnott).  Reading those stories made me feel like Kirby was still on the FF!  I also liked the Buckler/Sinnott Thor issues.  IIRC, Buckler swiped an alien device from a Kirby issue of Thor and used it for an underwater device used by the Sub-Mariner in FF #147.  When I finally made that connection, I could see that Buckler was indeed swiping.  Too bad.

One of the weird things about comics (and all entertainment media) is that the media is meant to be entertaining, uplifting, provide an escape, etc.  But it's all written, drawn, filmed, and recorded by humans with various weaknesses and flaws.  As an example, the more I read about all the problems that Kirby had with Lee at Marvel, the more I lose some of the "child-like" joy I have for comics.  Sometimes, ignorance is bliss!

Anthony - He is a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy which is one of my favorite books being put out by Marvel or DC.

The team is a mix of the Infinity Watch (Warlock, Gamaora, Drax), the Guardians (Major Victory, Star-Lord) and some off-beat characters (Rocket Raccoon, Bug).  It is fun and worth the read I think.