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James Gunn's Stance on Reviving Fan-Favorite DC TV Shows

While Marvel's 'X-Men '97' thrives, James Gunn shares his perspective on rebooting a beloved DC TV series.
James Gunn's Stance on Reviving Fan-Favorite DC TV Shows

Highlights

  • Fans' hopes for a 'Justice League Unlimited' revival were dashed by James Gunn's refusal to replicate the success of 'X-Men '97'.
  • Gunn prioritizes originality over trend-following, declining a 'Justice League Unlimited' reboot to focus on his distinctive projects.
  • The triumph of 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' underscores Gunn's dedication to projects close to his heart, showcasing his unwavering commitment.

X-Men '97 has received acclaim and high viewership for Marvel, leading fans to suggest a similar reboot for a beloved DC animated series. However, James Gunn decisively rejected any possibility of bringing back the cherished Justice League show.

The debut of X-Men '97 in mid-March was met with critical acclaim and a positive audience response, resulting in strong ratings for the Marvel Animation and Disney Plus production. In light of this, fans have proposed reviving other animated series within the DC universe, akin to the success of X-Men '97. Unfortunately, there is one particular animated series that Gunn has no intention of resurrecting, though his rationale may resonate with some fans.

On a discussion forum, user Langston A. Williams suggested a reboot of Justice League Unlimited '07 to Gunn. Gunn responded by elucidating the reasons behind the success of X-Men '97 and why he is not keen on replicating it elsewhere.

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