Rocket Raccoon, in other words, is the saddest funny animal who ever lived. Rocket’s earliest origin story was presented in 1976’s Marvel Preview #7 , part of the company’s short-lived line ...

And Gunn, who provides the motion-capture for Rocket (who’s voiced by Bradley Cooper) and is reprising his human-sized role as Kraglin, says he’s known that since the very first film.

James Gunn Finally Reveals How Marvel’s Rocket Raccoon and Groot Became Friends The “Guardians of the Galaxy” director describes a short film that was never released Marvel Studios/Disney ...

Rocket doesn’t care much about the big questions so long as Doom’s money is good. Despite this, an odd friendship forms ...

While the general consensus was that Rocket’s love prosthetic limb was nothing more than a long-running joke, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 hinted at a darker meaning behind it.

Rocket Raccoon (voice: Bradley Cooper) has stealthily become the MCU's secret weapon. ... Fittingly, Vol 2 ends with a shot of the raccoon finally finding a home after all these years of running.

Rocket Raccoon – and a certain Bradley Cooper. Think Marvel leading men and your mind will likely wander to Iron Man actor Robert Downey Jr. or one of multiple Chrises.

In a triumphant moment during Volume 3, the furry guy declares to his tormentor, “The name’s Rocket. Rocket Raccoon,” and it’s that exact quote that made it to a recent episode of Wheel of ...

Keith Giffen, the comics writer-artist behind DC's Lobo and Blue Beetle as well as Marvel's Rocket Raccoon, has died. He was 70.

To a creator like writer/director James Gunn, the collective moments from the Guardians of the Galaxy’s time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe must feel like children. So one would think that ...