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Not that Marvel or Disney gives a flying flip about what I think, but here's what I would like to see:

Interesting. A possibility they might be expanding this program. A few more monthlies and some holiday specials. https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/09/11/dc-walmart-flash-100-page-giant-monthly-swamp-thing-walmart-halloween-special/

Man, very sorry to hear this Leroy.

You think it was stupid that they fired him. I think it was stupid of him to say what he did.. At the end of the day, all that matters is that Disney thought they had more to lose by keeping him on. GotG 1 and 2 are my favorite marvel movies, and i would have loved to see the last one by Gunn. But Disney doesn't need to care about consistency, only profits.

If it was more than just jokes, then Disney wouldn't have had to fire him, because people in jail don't usually show up for work. But what you seem to be proposing, is that Disney didn't have the right to fire him for some disturbing jokes. A corporation has the right (and the obligation to it's shareholders) to dismiss any employee that they feel in the long or short term, will cost that corporation money. It happens all the time. I don't get to go to work all week, and then on the weekend make a public tool out of myself, and expect my employer to keep me on the payroll. I understand that comedy is supposed to be edgy. It's up to the comedian to know what their employers, or future employers, will tolerate.

I was holding onto the last scrap of hope for Pip myself.

Nobody got Gunn fired but Gunn. Of all the entities that I lay awake at night worrying if they have enough money to pay the bills, Disney is pretty low on the list.

I thought I read somewhere that Gunn had said that the Cocoon scene did not necessarily mean that Warlock was appearing in Guardians 3. I would argue that Gunn being off the project would mean a greater, not lesser chance of Warlock being in the next one. New guy comes in and he's already got a a premise to work with, assuming it's not already been planned for months.

Saw this yesterday and I was surprised at how average it seemed. The writing just seemed lazy and predictable; and I loved the first one. 5 out of 10 seems about right.