Guardians of the Galaxy

‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ star Kurt Russell calls Gunn’s firing “sad,” while Dave Bautista doubles down on his support of the filmmaker by threatening to quit ‘Vol. 3.’

The ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ director reveals an ‘Infinity War’ spoiler that will break your heart.

The Russo brothers have also been consulting with previous MCU directors in order to get their characters and story just right.

Our history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe reaches its halfway point, with the movie that completely rewrote the rules of what the MCU could do.

Could this be the Holy Grail Easter egg James Gunn has been telling us about?

Iron Man, the Avengers, and the ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ are taking over Epcot, Disneyland Paris, and Hong Kong with new rides.

A new image from Disneyland’s ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ ride introduces a big bad dragon Thor and the Hulk will face in ‘Ragnarok.’

Although Rocket Raccoon’s origins have been discussed and hinted at in both Guardians of the Galaxy movies, we still don’t know too much about his past — and given what we do know, that seems okay. It’s not as if fans need a Marvel movie with an entire sequence devoted to the torturous circumstances that led to Rocket’s creation. This isn’t the DCEU, after all. But according to James Gunn, that’s about to change.

Somewhere out there in the deepest darkest recesses of the galaxy, there is a Guardians of the Galaxy Easter egg so hidden and obscure that supposedly no one has found it. Since the first Guardians opened in 2014, James Gunn has touted the existence of this hidden Easter egg on social media, and even offered up a $100,000 bounty to anyone who could prove it didn’t exist (which is impossible, at least without the Infinity Stones to warp reality and change the concept of non-existence). So far, at least according to Gunn, no one has found this thing. The second Guardians arrived earlier this month, bringing renewed focus on the hidden egg, and still no one has located it.

As one of Comic-Con's oldest guests, Sideshow Collectibles has one of the largest footprints at the annual San Diego event of any exhibitor. It's a good thing too because Sideshow hosts works from a number of companies it helps distribute in the states, as well as putting on a showcase for its own products. This year's offerings ran the gamut from the comic book worlds of Marvel and DC, to the cinematic universes of both, with a healthy dose of Star Wars interspersed to keep things groovy.