star comics

Yes, some Star Trek comics are really funny. They often have witty dialogues and humorous situations.

Star comics often have unique and visually appealing art styles. They might feature fantastical elements or tell stories that are out of this world.

No, Star-Lord is not depicted as gay in the comics. His romantic interests have typically been female.

No, Star-Lord is not depicted as bisexual in the comics.

Definitely not. Star Lord has his own specific storyline and power set in the comics that don't classify him as a Celestial. His adventures and role in the comic universe are separate from the Celestial beings.

Yes, Star-Lord is funny in the comics. His personality and the way he interacts with other characters often result in hilarious moments. His humor helps lighten the mood in otherwise intense situations.

Star Wars wasn't initially based on comics. It started as a cinematic concept that later expanded into various forms of media, including comics. These comics often expand on the existing Star Wars lore and characters.

Star-Lord is indeed presented as bisexual in specific comic iterations. It's part of the evolving and diverse representation in comics.

Star Wars comics can be canon. They're part of the larger Star Wars narrative. But it's important to note that the determination of canon can change over time and based on the decisions of the Lucasfilm Story Group.

In certain comic runs, Star-Lord's bisexuality is explored. This adds depth to his character and shows a more diverse representation in the comic world.