There’s a very high chance that the Infinity War won’t just claim the lives of countless Wakandan soldiers and civilians around the world in collateral damage, but also a few heroes in the process. The internet is abuzz over the idea of someone dying. But who will it be?

For a guy who was abducted from Earth in the 1980s and has never returned to his homeworld in the decades since, Star Lord is pretty damn fashionable guy. Clothes may not make the man, but they do cover your epidermis. Stylishly. Like this official jacket from Anovos!

If you ever wondered how Rocket managed to become a grumpy badass or how Gamora earned the title of the most dangerous woman in the universe, wonder no more. We’ve got the cliff notes version of their comic book origins below, brief primers that tell you everything you need to know about the Guardians ahead of the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.

Mark Millar's popular comic book series may appear to be in development hell on the movie side, but that hasn't stopped the writer from revealing who he'd like to play the leads in the planned movie.

Back when the first Guardians of the Galaxy debuted, Star Lord was one of the hottest collectible action figures ever made. The original run from Hot Toys became sought-after and stupidly expensive over on eBay, because that’s how limited supply and demand works. There’s a second chance on the horizon however, as a sequel to GOTG the first means that it’s high time for a sequel figure. One that looks dashing.

Starlord and BFF of Nick Reay recently made some promises on his Facebook page. Promises that are grand in scale!

Following a reveal last year, Marvel and Telltale decided to lift the lid on not only what their Guardians of the Galaxy game looks like, but also who’ll be voicing the titular band of galactic protectors. Here’s the first batch of images which reveal a new look for the forst Marvel game from the narrative-loving developer.

Just because you’re not related by blood, doesn’t mean that you can’t consider another person to be your brother, sister or even parent. The unlikeliest of families can forge no matter where you are, an idea that rings true for Marvel and Telltale’s Guardians of the Galaxy.