Hot Toys Unveils Full Avengers: Infinity War Cosbaby Line

It’s become tradition at this point that when a new comic book film hits, Hot Toys releases a new official line of adorable Cosbaby toys representing the films main characters. Of course, Avengers: Infinity War is no different. The design studio unveiled the full line this morning, and it’s filled with quite a few spoilers and confirmations.

If you’re not looking for some surprising moments from the film, I wouldn’t proceed further, but if you don’t mind you can hit the the jump for over 50 images of the new toys.

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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Set for 2020

James Gunn has confirmed on his Facebook that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will be arriving in just under 3 years, setting the film firmly to release in 2020. He also confirmed that it will be titled Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 to close out the trilogy.

Marvel has already secured 2020 dates for as-yet unnamed films on May 1, August 7, and November 6, which likely puts Guardians in its now-infamous May slot to open the summer.

Avengers: Infinity War D23 Footage Description

While we can’t honestly expect Marvel to put the D23 Infinity War footage online, as it’s likely to show next weekend at SDCC, as well. Descriptions of the footage have been running rampant, and it seems Marvel is pulling no punches in crafting an awe-inspiring finale to this massive 22-film arc they’ve crafted.

You can hit the jump for a full description of the incredible footage shown for Avengers: Infinity War at D23.

Mondo Unveils Treehugger Figure

Mondo Tees has officially unveiled their latest collaboration with designer/illustrator Mike Mitchell, with a vinyl figure based on his famous Treehugger art print. The figure shows good pals, Rocket, and Groot, hugging it out in an adorable scene of friendship.

Treehugger is available in two versions, with the Mondo-exclusive variant including a potted Baby Groot for $5 extra. Check them out over on Mondo’s official site, available for pre-order now.

Ph LEVEL Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

The first Guardians of the Galaxy film is one of my favorite Marvel titles, and I knew going into this this that I should be excited. James Gunn is an amazing director who understands the nuances of his characters better than any director really should. He know what we, the fans, want to see in these films, and he makes the movie that he himself would like to watch.

That trait is admirable if only because many directors don’t work like that, instead adhering to a strict executive-level method of film-making that caters to the larger audience in an attempt to get the biggest buck. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 takes that “fuck it” attitude that James Gunn has developed and amps it up into the most glorious, and ridiculous comic book film ever made.

Hit the jump for my spoiler-filled review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.