Books like The Infinity War

Warning: for those of you looking for a comic relating to the Infinity War movie, keep on moving. I can't imagine this will have much of anything in common with it other than the name. Ok. What you need to ask yourself before you dig this up is whether or not you're a big fan of Marvel's cosmic stories. Especially their old cosmic stories.This is an older comic and it shows. The art, the dialogue, the reasons (or lack of) behind the motivations for both the heroes and villains...? It's crunchy, silly, and a bit cringy.Still. Me? I personally love Adam Warlock, Moondragon, Gamora, Pip, and a big purple Thanos setting out to save the universe from Adam's evil shadow/doppelganger - The Magus! It's an overblown, overdramatic, colorful event that includes cameos from almost everyone in the Marvel lineup. Yes, even Alpha Flight, you crazy Canucks! It was (to me) really fun to read about all these characters traveling all over the place trying to track down this cackling villain, and fighting off not only their evil twins from another dimension but each other, as well. <--because what's a superhero story without the obligatory Hero vs Hero fight due to misunderstandings?It's worthless, I tell you! My biggest problem was with how the book was put together. Now, I read this as a digital book from Hoopla, and not in single issue form on Marvel Unlimited. And the reason I did that was because it's a pain in the ass to find all the issues and then read them in the correct order. This one had all the Infinity War issues, plus Warlock and the Infinity Watch, and some other random issues that supposedly related to the story. I figured it would be much easier to just let the professionals do it.BUT.That's not how the book (or at least the digital one) is put together! The Infinity Wars are in there, then it goes to Warlock and the Infinity Watch (which, at the beginning of each of those issues it tells you which issues of Infinity War it's sandwiched between, so THANKS?), then the other randoms are just tacked on at the end.Hell, I could have bumbled around and put it together better than that.My point is, those of you who have Marvel Unlimited, just go ahead and grab the issues. This definitely isn't for everyone, but I enjoyed it.Also, I'm looking for more stuff with Adam Warlock, so if anybody has any suggestions, feel free to drop me a recommendation. <--she says shamelessly using her Goodreads friends