What's the connection between comic Star Lord and black ink?

I think there might not be a direct connection. Maybe Star Lord was just a guest or part of some related event at the Comic Fest.

I have no clear idea. It could potentially be elements from a custom-made comic world where Star Lord acquires or interacts with a gun in an unexpected way. But that's just a guess without specific details.

Could be that they are part of a complex alternate universe plot in comics. Or perhaps they are characters that interact in a special comic event. Hard to say for sure without more context.

Well, it could be that Star Lord is a featured character in a comic showcased at Comic Fest Pop. Or perhaps there's a cosplay event centered around him. There are multiple ways they could be connected.

Well, ink plays a role in defining the lines and details of Batman's costume and the settings in the comic. It helps bring out the sharpness and intensity of the visuals.

It's possible that 'comic ink rey' refers to a specific comic where Rey's appearance or story is influenced by the type of ink used. But without more details, it's just a guess.

The connection could be that they are characters in a complex and intertwined comic storyline.

Not much directly. Carmine Infantino was a significant comic artist, but Star Lord's creation might not have been directly influenced by him.

They have a close partnership. Rocket and Star-Lord work together and share adventures in many comic storylines.

I'm not sure. Maybe they have some sort of crossover or collaboration, but I haven't heard of it specifically.