James Gunn Legally Barred from Marvel Projects, Embraces DC Role

James Gunn, now co-CEO of DC Studios, confirms he cannot legally return to Marvel, focusing on DC's future slate.

James Gunn, director of the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' trilogy, is legally prohibited from working on Marvel projects due to his role at DC Studios.
Gunn's move to DC Studios has sparked speculation about the future of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and other Marvel projects he was involved with.
DC Studios, under Gunn's leadership, is planning a series of movies and Max-exclusive TV shows, including 'Superman: Legacy' set for 2025.
Gunn's transition to DC has seen him bring along collaborators from Marvel, including Nathan Fillion and composer John Murphy.
Despite his departure, Gunn's influence on Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' remains significant, with fans and actors expressing support.