When Marvel Studios first announced that Troma Studios veteran James Gunn would adapt their obscure Guardians of the Galaxy title for the big screen, the news raised skeptical eyebrows among critics and audience alike. After all, the comic featured talking raccoons and heroic walking trees, stuff that had made comics’ “silver age” an embarrassment among publishers and fans alike.
Eight years and billions of dollars in revenue later, Guardians remains a backbone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the characters co-starring in the latest release, Taika Waititi’s disappointing Thor: Love and Thunder. And now with director James Gunn’s plate more full than ever with his competing DCEU duties on The Suicide Squad and the hit HBO Max series The Peacemaker, he took some time out at San Diego Comic-Con to explain to Entertainment Weekly that he’s got an unlikely motive for finishing the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3:
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