Director James Gunn Reveals 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' Teaser Coming to SDCC!

It's only been two years since Guardians of the Galaxy hit theaters in the summer of 2014, giving a fresh new look into superhero movies by giving us a group of downright ridiculous misfits flying around in space. Now, production has wrapped on the film's sequel, Vol. 2 -- and director James Gunn may have just confirmed a new teaser during San Diego Comic-Con!

Celebrating Fourth of July with flying colors, the writer-director took to Twitter last Monday to tease a little about the upcoming sequel, saying fans could wait for something at the end of the month during the West Coast's most famous Comic-Con.

You might get something if you go to our presentation at San Diego Comic Con... other than that, it'll be a while. https://t.co/w9sYY9QyYz

— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) July 4, 2016

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 will hit theaters in less than a year, so it's no surprise to see we'll get more on the film soon, as it wrapped up production only a few weeks back. A few months back, the first Doctor Strange trailer was released barely a few days after it was announced the movie had finished filming in New York City.

While a teaser might be shown during SDCC, it's unclear whether it will also be shown online afterwards. Last year, Warner Bros./DC previewed a teaser trailer for the super-villain team-up film Suicide Squad, and it was supposed to stay only within the premises -- although it did leak online early, so there's hope even if the Guardians footage is only meant to be for those assisting.

Last year Marvel skipped the San Diego Comic-Con, as the studio had just finished up Phase 2 of its Cinematic Universe with Ant-Man. For this year, it seems fans will get a little bit of the many projects planned for the MCU in the next couple of years, including more from this year's Benedict Cumberbatch-led film Doctor Strange and the third Netflix-Marvel show Luke Cage.

According to IGN, another Marvel TV show will be getting its own panel later this month: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the only remaining ABC show set within the MCU now that Agent Carter has been canceled.

The MCU keeps growing and 2017 will be a major time for Marvel, with the release of an unprecedented three films in the same calendar year: Guardians 2, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Thor: Ragnarok. On Netflix, we'll also get the first season of Iron Fist and either the second season of Jessica Jones or the first of The Defenders.