‘Peacemaker’ Brings On A Surprise ‘Superman’ Cameo — And Tees Up ‘Man Of Tomorrow’
The Man of Tomorrow has arrived.
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Under the Helmet: Peacemaker, The Comedian, And John Cena Have More In Common Than You May Think
“Peacemaker… What a joke.”
Is Langston Fleury Secretly Martian Manhunter On ‘Peacemaker’?
Or maybe he’s just a weird guy?
Peacemaker, Season 2, Episode 5 “Back To The Suture” | Spoiler Review
Peacemaker tries to figure out whether Harcourt likes him as we recap Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 4, “Back to the Suture” on our podcast.
Michael Rooker Not Done With DCU After ‘Peacemaker’ Role: “Michael Rooker Is The Flash”
It’s a joke, but he will likely come back at some point.
‘Peacemaker’ Reveals Rick Flag’s Plan — And A Big Secret About The DCU
Rick’s got some plans for that portal.
‘Lumberjanes’ Animated Series “On Ice” After HBO Max Adaptation, But “A Long Way From Dead”
ND Stevenson clarified the status of the long in development project.
Did ‘Peacemaker’ Appropriate Its “Primal Eagle” Symbol From The Anishinabek Nation’s Thunderbird Logo?
Paging Captain Cultural Appropriation.
Peacemaker, Season 2, Episode 4 “Need I Say Door” | Spoiler Review
Peacemaker desperately tries to move a door in the latest high-stakes episode of the series, Season 2, Episode 4, “Need I Say Door.”
‘Peacemaker’ Recast And Reshot Red St. Wild With Michael Rooker: “It Just Didn’t Work Out”
Rooker was added after most of Red St. Wild’s scenes had already been shot.