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Marvel Considering Guardians Of The Galaxy Spinoff

Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige is the man with the plan. The studio is a juggernaut when it comes to the superhero/comic book genre and the expansive, intricate and fascinating "cinematic universe" that they've put together is extremely impressive. With so many projects in development, and several phases of their universe already planned out, one has to wonder how Mr. Feige keeps everything organized. According to him though, it's very simple: he has a map.

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Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige is the man with the plan. The studio is a juggernaut when it comes to the superhero/comic book genre and the expansive, intricate and fascinating “cinematic universe” that they’ve put together is extremely impressive. With so many projects in development, and several phases of their universe already planned out, one has to wonder how Mr. Feige keeps everything organized. According to him though, it’s very simple: he has a map.

In an interesting feature that was recently done by Bloomberg, it was revealed that Feige has a map on the wall of his office that shows exactly what’s being planned for the future. And not just the immediate future. Apparently, the studio has all of their projects mapped out right up until 2028. Of course, the vast majority of their future projects are currently unannounced, but Disney CEO Bob Iger has teased that if Guardians of the Galaxy does well at the box office, we could be seeing spin-off films featuring each of the various Guardians.

This isn’t exactly groundbreaking news, as it would only make sense to give the characters their own films should audiences respond well to them. Still, it’s nice to hear that the studio is already planning so far ahead and that there’s a possibility of seeing characters like Rocket Raccoon and Star-Lord receive their own solo outings.

Tell us, do you want to see a Guardians of the Galaxy spin-off? If so, which character would you like to see get a solo film? Sound off below!

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