As James Gunn brings 'Peacemaker' into his new DCU with Season 2, he's clearing up some canonical confusion for fans.

The two most recent projects in the DCU set the stage for the arrival of a deep-cut Superman villain that could change everything.

Superman' being available to watch at home only one month after its theatrical release seems crazy, but makes sense after 'Peacemaker' Season 2 premiere.

As Peacemaker returns to HBO Max for Season 2, one of the ’11th Street Kids’ is worried about attracting the wrong audience. Freddie Stroma, who plays Vigilante/Adrian Chase, admitted he’s nervous about young Superman fans being introduced to the mature superhero series now that’s part of James Gunn‘s new DCU.

Instead of the grand schemes and shocking developments the Marvel Cinematic Universe tends to fire off in its stingers, "The Ties That Grind" simply revisits Peacemaker (John Cena) and Harcourt's (Jennifer Holland) discussion about the questionable merits of DC Extended Universe Joker actor Jared Leto's band,

"Peacemaker" is back with John Cena's DC antihero. Plus, Michelle Yeoh's in a global hit, while Amanda Knox gets real about her true-life Hulu drama.

Peacemaker's Season 2 premiere offers up some important info about the Justice Gang, and it's a big change from what we saw in Superman.

After a brief appearance in James Gunn's Superman, Peacemaker, portrayed by John Cena, is set to return for his own HBO Max series in the upcoming season. The second season is scheduled to premiere on August 21 on HBO Max and August 22 on JioHotstar in India.