Duck at the end of guardians of the galaxy

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Marvel Studios has become known for a lot of things over the last six years, but perhaps one of their most crowd-pleasing habits is the inclusion of special post-credits sequences at the end of their movies. Surrounded by broken equipment and boxes, the Collector sits on the ground with a bandage on his head and a dejected look on his face. Like the Collector, he has a drink of his own, and, as he takes a sip, he mutters, "Gross. He briefly turns towards the camera and then looks away. The problem is that the last time the character got his own solo film — back in — the result ended up being a complete disaster both critically and at the box office.

Duck at the end of guardians of the galaxy

At one time Marvel Studios' post-credits teases were a fun bonus for fans patient enough to sit through the film's credits - often teasing characters or plot lines that would go over the head of the average moviegoer. However, as Marvel's shared cinematic universe became a pop-culture sensation and box office powerhouse , button scenes were no longer a harmless reward - they became a staple of the experience. As a result, movie fans are sitting through Guardians of the Galaxy 's credits with expectant eyes. Those outside of comic book fan circles or anyone who wasn't paying much attention to movies in might be confused by what they saw after sitting through all those end credits, but we're here to help explain. Given Guardians of the Galaxy 's connections to interweaving storyline depicted in The Avengers team-up and solo movies, fans were probably expecting a teaser for The Avengers: Age of Ultron. After all, Thanos and select Infinity Stones The Tesseract and The Aether have already been featured in both Phase One and Phase Two of the shared movie universe - so it would only make sense for the studio to use Guardians ' end-credits scene to get people excited for the studio's next and biggest film. Captain America: The Winter Soldier gave a sneak peek at two new characters from Age of Ultron ; plus, it is expected that the Guardians of the Galaxy will eventually team-up with The Avengers down the road the studio even teased Guardians in the post-credits scene for Thor: The Dark World with an appearance by Benicio Del Toro's Collector. Yet, for now the Guardians are off on their own and, after showcasing dancing Groot in a pre-credits scene, director James Gunn used his post-credits scene as an opportunity to provide audiences with one more zany laugh. In the scene, we see Taneleer Tivan aka The Collector Benicio Del Toro bruised and despondent, sitting amidst the ruins of his museum on Knowhere, following the unplanned detonation of the Purple Infinity Stone. As Tivan sips a martini, the soviet space canine aka future Guardian member Cosmo the Spacedog begins licking The Collector's face. Tivan takes solace in the dog's show of comfort - only to be interrupted by an abrasive voice that asks " What do you let him lick you like that for? Eagle-eyed viewers might have noticed the character imprisoned above The Collector earlier in the film but, free from his cage, Howard the Duck gets snarky with Tivan. As the scene indicates in its closing, Howard the Duck was created back in by writer Steve Gerber and artist Val Mayerik - first appearing in Adventure into Fear issue

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Howard the Duck is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer Steve Gerber and artist Val Mayerik. Howard the Duck first appeared in Adventure into Fear 19 cover-dated Dec. Howard's adventures are generally social satires , while a few are parodies of genre fiction with a metafictional awareness of the medium. The book is existentialist , and its main joke, according to Gerber, is that there is no joke: "

Here's a brief guide to the most mysterious and talked-about character in Guardians sorry, Thanos :. Howard the Duck is an English-speaking, human child-sized, anthropomorphic duck that the late Steve Gerber and artist Val Mayerik created in issue 19 of the Marvel comic Adventure into Fear According to Marvel , he's the eldest son of Dave and Dottie and was a continuous source of disappointment for them, because he had trouble holding a steady job, and didn't fit into society on his home planet of Duckworld. He's dropped on earth because of a demon named Thog , who tried some bootleg magic and accidentally plucked Howard from Duckworld and stuck him in the Florida Everglades. Howard got his own comic in — and it was, for Marvel, a surprising smash hit.

Duck at the end of guardians of the galaxy

At one time Marvel Studios' post-credits teases were a fun bonus for fans patient enough to sit through the film's credits - often teasing characters or plot lines that would go over the head of the average moviegoer. However, as Marvel's shared cinematic universe became a pop-culture sensation and box office powerhouse , button scenes were no longer a harmless reward - they became a staple of the experience. As a result, movie fans are sitting through Guardians of the Galaxy 's credits with expectant eyes. Those outside of comic book fan circles or anyone who wasn't paying much attention to movies in might be confused by what they saw after sitting through all those end credits, but we're here to help explain. Given Guardians of the Galaxy 's connections to interweaving storyline depicted in The Avengers team-up and solo movies, fans were probably expecting a teaser for The Avengers: Age of Ultron. After all, Thanos and select Infinity Stones The Tesseract and The Aether have already been featured in both Phase One and Phase Two of the shared movie universe - so it would only make sense for the studio to use Guardians ' end-credits scene to get people excited for the studio's next and biggest film. Captain America: The Winter Soldier gave a sneak peek at two new characters from Age of Ultron ; plus, it is expected that the Guardians of the Galaxy will eventually team-up with The Avengers down the road the studio even teased Guardians in the post-credits scene for Thor: The Dark World with an appearance by Benicio Del Toro's Collector. Yet, for now the Guardians are off on their own and, after showcasing dancing Groot in a pre-credits scene, director James Gunn used his post-credits scene as an opportunity to provide audiences with one more zany laugh. In the scene, we see Taneleer Tivan aka The Collector Benicio Del Toro bruised and despondent, sitting amidst the ruins of his museum on Knowhere, following the unplanned detonation of the Purple Infinity Stone.

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Marvel fan-favorite character Howard the Duck appears in the big " Avengers: Endgame " battle for less than a second to the right of the Wasp. Screen Rant. Underdahl said the scene would have involved Peter stealing Howard the Duck's ship, stranding him on the planet. Howard the Duck. Underdahl says they didn't even notice the character in the scene the first few times they watched it, which made the moment even sweeter. Kenneth Turan of The Washington Post called Howard "an Everyman with feathers, forever shooting his mouth off, battling a gloomy reality. Howard has worked with Spider-Man and the Man-Thing on various occasions. Gerber gained a degree of creative autonomy when he became the comic series' editor in addition to his usual writing duties. Thanks for signing up! Universe X: Beasts , no.

Members of WikiProject:Timeline team are working on editing pages in response to the information revealed in the book. If you wish to contribute, please do not immediately edit these pages, and instead visit the Timeline Discussion. Howard Duckson is an extra-terrestrial anthropomorphic duck and a former resident specimen in Taneleer Tivan 's museum dubbed Howard the Duck.

For the film adaptation, see Howard the Duck film. By , Howard was a specimen being held captive in Taneleer Tivan 's museum when the Guardians of the Galaxy brought the Orb to him. Between June 6, and October 29, , Howard the Duck appeared in a syndicated daily comic strip that comic strip historian Allan Holtz has described as having low distribution and that was eventually replaced by the Incredible Hulk comic strip. Marvel's cosmic setting. Though "Endgame" codirector Joe Russo threw the idea out there, Underdahl says he and his codirector-slash-brother Anthony Russo didn't know Howard would actually be added into the film. San Francisco: Backbeat Books. Besides its property as body armor, the suit was equipped with foot-mounted leaping coils, a chest-mounted searchlight, and arm-mounted flamethrowers. But it became too much of a side story. Howard then laughed hysterically alongside Molly. Archived from the original on July 18, Archived from the original on May 29, I've never had that experience with another artist before or since. Roy Thomas Ross Andru. Gerber later depicted his character Destroyer Duck as existing in such a world. Share icon An curved arrow pointing right.