John Cena, who portrays the eponymous character in the DC series Peacemaker, recently spoke about why the show is important for the DC Universe ahead of the release of Season 2. The first season of Peacemaker premiered on January 13,

The showrunner and DC Studios co-head premiered the second season of 'Peacemaker' alongside star John Cena in NYC.

Peacemaker season 2 is all set to bring back the superhero in action on August 21, 2025. Releasing on HBO Max, John Cena's character is in for a tough time in the second installment of the series.

Warning: Spoilers for James Gunn’s Superman follow. The new red band trailer for DC Studios’ Peacemaker season 2 showcases the next adventure of John Cena’s Christopher Smith, with the trailer also establishing a major connection between the show and James Gunn’s introductory DCU movie Superman.

With the highly anticipated Season 2 of Peacemaker dropping later this month, on HBO Max, John Cena is shedding some light on why this irreverent anti-hero series holds major weight in the future of the DCU.

Season 2 of 'Peacemaker,' James Gunn's series about the DC Comics alt-right quasi-hero, focuses on the man underneath the bucket helmet, Chris Smith.

When James Gunn and Peter Safran took over the DCU, it was believed that they were mostly hard-resetting the cinematic world – replacing Henry Cavill with David Corenswet as Superman, with more changes planned down the line.

John Cena chats with THR at the 'Peacemaker' season two premiere and reveals it was easy keeping the cameo in 'Superman' a secret! Plus, teases what's ahead in season two and talks about pushing the DCU forward at the show's premiere.