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It's a year plus COVID at least. How did that come about and how long ago?SG: Oh, geez, I don't know. Now, you take it to the animated series. 2,761.ComicBook.com: I want to start at the beginning, getting involved in What If.?, because you're already a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe through Guardians of the Galaxy movies. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Avengers: Infinity War Thanos: Ultimate Battle 76107 Guardians of the Galaxy Starship Action Construction Toy (674 Pieces) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) 4.8 out of 5 stars. With six included LEGO® mini-figures and accessories, the LEGO® Guardians of the Galaxy Ship allows kids to reenact their favorite scenes to.
Was there anything significantly different?CB: Are they a little more forthcoming with you or do they keep just as many secrets as the movies?SG: I didn't know Howard was going to be in Endgame until I saw him come on the screen.CB: Wait, so did you find out in theaters or something?SG: Yeah, I was like, "Oh, shoot. I'd love to hear you compare those experiences. So getting to see that in an animated series is especially satisfying.CB: I imagine the process might not be too different because Howard the Duck has been in Guardians and Avengers: Endgame but you're voicing an animated character, even though it is a live-action film. I loved What If.? as a comic growing up, I loved the way you would get to see battles between characters that you would never get to see fight, the way you would hear stories or interactions, or just even a chance meeting between characters that never would happen in a normal circumstance, I love that. I did it quite a while ago, and it's awesome to be a part of it. Time, it's a circle, right? Time's a circle.
When you're recording these voiceovers, you're not in the booth together, but I'm guessing when you did that episode, nobody knew about Chadwick's illness?SG: Yeah, it was before Endgame came out.CB: What does that mean to you now when you look back on it? Does Chadwick's passing alter your perspective of your work on the episode, knowing that you got to voice a scene with Chadwick and it's going to be something that lives forever with part of his legacy?SG: That's definitely cool, I didn't think about it in those terms. (Photo: Marvel's What If.?)CB: Actually, I want to ask a similar question, because your first episode of What If.? was of course the episode where Chadwick Boseman was Star-Lord. So, I've got to hear a little bit of a tease of what Howard is doing, what it was like? Did you get to work with Chris Hemsworth at all?SG: No, no, I recorded all my stuff separately, but it was a lot of fun to record, and it's a really, really good episode for all the reasons that you and I like What If.?. Man, that movie's amazing!CB: I haven't seen this next episode of What If.? yet, but I believe you are there with Party Thor to some extent.
2) 0 commentsCB: James Gunn says Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. In the Seth Green head-canon, what's Howard the duck up to these days in the main MCU? If we see him again, what do you want to see?SG: Well, it seems like after he got broken out of The Collector's menagerie, he's just sort of visiting planets, checking stuff out, trying to find a hookup on the social apps.(Photo: Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. But that's really the only time I ever got to interact with him.CB: On a lighter note, a little bit of fantasy here Howard the Duck has been in three movies and two episodes of What If.?. It was just a really nice moment, he seemed super cool. My buddy, Donald Faison was there, and I think it was John Boyega too, and we were all just sitting there, digesting the fact that a new Star Wars movie had come out, and this guy got to be in it, this guy was going to play Black Panther. I only got to meet him in real life once, and it was at the premiere of The Force Awakens, and he had just been cast as Black Panther, so we got to hang out.
My favorite character ever is Spider-Man, it's the most individual comics I ever owned for a character, and the character I related to the most. There's still stories I want to see told, and there's innovations that we have yet to take yet, but man, they're doing such a good job that I'm not wanting for things. In this new execution, there's so many well-made comic book movies, that I'm satisfied. I know it changes depending on what side of the bed you might wake up on, but do you have favorite movies, or are you a little biased because you're a part of a few of them?SG: I'm a little biased just because there's been. In a real way, that movie is less an origin story than an evolution of this character, post-Winter Soldier.CB: Last thing Marvel for you, I'm going to put you on the spot and ask you for a ranking.
Everything else is after that, but it's probably right in there, that those do exactly what I want these movies to do, for the characters that I love the most.CB: The last thing I want to ask you, as a huge Austin Powers fan. I love Civil War, it's probably right up there with the best of these, you know what I mean? And then, I love Homecoming so much.SG: It's so good. But the movies, obviously, this whole new wealth of movies and shows, it's been phenomenal.
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