Note: This story contains spoilers of season 2 of “Peacemaker”, episode 1.
“Peacemaker” had a little retigning to do before season 2 was operated.
During the three years which followed the first season of “Peacemaker”, the creator of the James Gunn series was hired – alongside Peter Safran – to take the wheel of the Cinematographic Universe of DC and essentially became the brand’s Kevin Feige. Doing this meant putting an end to the time of Zack Snyder at the bar and to start again – in a way.
Gunn had not only gathered “Peacemaker” for Warner Bros., but also directed “The Suicide Squad”. Instead of starting completely fresh, Gunn incorporated expanses of what he had done in his two previous projects and simply worked for Retcon which did not make sense – mainly mentions of the Justice League and heroes who had been refounded as Superman or have not yet been presented in the new continuity.
Unfortunately, the former justice League made an appearance at the Camée at the end of season 1 of “Peacemaker”, so the show had to make some adjustments to the summary before the kick -off of season 2.. Gunn told Thewrap that he hoped that with season 2 of “Peacemaker”, the questions of what is and will not be canon, but he understands that it counts for some fans.
“People will still get bogged,” he said. “You know, the truth is that it is such a minority of people who care, but people who really care, and I hope it helps.”
He continued: “Basically, what you saw last season was very precise. But perhaps there are a few things that are not so exact and that one of them is that there is no League justice, of course.”
Here’s how the summary of season 1 of “Peacemaker” managed the changes.
How does the show tackle the changes?
Gunn had previously declared that everything that had been mentioned in season 1 summarizing for “Peacemaker”, and then, obviously, everything that happened in season 2 would be considered canon for his new DCU. It seemed to be a strange distinction at the time, but now it is clear that almost all of reticning occurs just in the summary.
What are the Rets?
The changes are light and play slightly comic, but they do the work. Almost all of season 1 – which was broadcast almost three years ago, before Gunn and Peter Safran took the wheel of the DCU – was in security apart from the mentions of justice League and these great cameos of the final.
To resolve this summary, a fairly obvious assembly. In an instant, Adebayo (Danielle Brooks) is clearly on a call asking that justice League be sent to help and a smart cup and the dub asks him for the gang of justice – a small team that made his debut in Gunn’s “Superman”. The Gang justice is made up of Green Lantern (Nathan Fillion), Mr. Trerific (Edi Gathegi) and Hawkgirl (Isabela Merced).
At the end of the final of season 1, Peacemaker stops Project Butterfly and leaves to see that justice League met after the end of all fights. Superman (Henry Cavill), Aquaman (Jason Momoa), The Flash (Ezra Miller) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) arise late and get screaming by Peacemaker.
In the summary of season 1, intelligent montage replaces justice League with silhouettes of the gang of justice. Green Lantern, Mr. Trerific and Hawkgirl are all there and joined by two others – Superman (David Corenswet) and his Cousine Supergirl (Milly Alcock).
Season 2 of “Peacemaker” publishes new episodes Thursday at 9 p.m. He / 6 a.m. PT on HBO Max.
