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Week of the Guardians

By graphics_girl

Marvel took another step towards world domination this week and yes, I'm ok with that. I think it's clear that Songbird and I worship at the altar of Stan Lee (though my first love will always be Superman). And no, we don't literally worship the man people! He's just super amazing.
Anyway, where was I going? Right! Even while commercials for Captian America: The Winter Soldier are all over TV, Marvel released the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy! No, I've never read the comics so I don't know much about it but WHO CARES! It's a Marvel movie! Yes, I'm drinking the Kool-Aid. I'll admit it.

Here's my feelings after watching this trailer.
#1 I'm feeling all kinds of confused cause Barry from Wanted is hot now.
#2 Zoe Saldana kicking butt in anything, I'm in. She's my hero.
     (Even if she is fighting Amy Pond. Who looks amazing, BTW!)
#3 A raccoon with a gun? Yes please.
#4 Thank you for the introduction to these characters in this short promo. Smart move.

But that's not all! No way! Maybe even the same day, Funko Tweeted a photo from from Toy Fair 2014 of its GotG POP! Vinyl figures! Oh the cuteness!
Marvel, HERE! TAKE MY MONEY! Just take it ALL! Groot is the first on my wish list, thankyouverymuch.

So, it's officially Friday of Guardians of the Galaxy week. Keep your eyes open cause I have a feeling that this is just the beginning of a roller coaster ride till opening night.
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