When Peacemaker first aired, there was no DCU. James Gunn had written and directed The Suicide Squad, and he had cooked up a way to extend that story by following John Cena’s character on a new mission.

Obsessed Peacemaker fan Adrian Chase invites himself to Project Butterfly, but he proves to be an asset. Vigilante’s biggest moment comes when he nearly sacrifices himself to help defeat White Dragon, Peacemaker’s dad. In Season 2, Vigilante will continue to be his friend’s side through thick and thin.

Warner Bros. and DC Studios are sticking to the tried and true weekly release schedule for Peacemaker as a television series. Despite the series releasing on the streaming service HBO Max, only one episode will air per week starting August 21, continuing through October 9.

One of Peacemaker's new cast members hopes she'll also feature in another of the DC Universe's most anticipated projects.

Peacemaker Season 2 is almost here and if there's any confusion, here is the release date and time for the upcoming season.

Sean Gunn, who plays Maxwell Lord in Peacemaker Season 2, accidentally explained why Robert Pattinson’s Batman would work in the DCU.

Sean Gunn says his brother James Gunn's DCU is definitely storyteller-oriented, meaning project can be different genres

Watch the red-band trailer below, complete with an intro from James Gunn and John Cena, that’s full of fucks to give and lots of nudity during Chris’ messy era post season one. Suffice to say, if you’re browsing at work—you’ve been warned.