Peacemaker has never been a show for the faint of heart, and now that it sits inside James Gunn's shiny new DC Universe, fans are asking: will its wild, unapologetically adult edge survive?

Right now, we're keeping things simple. The DCU timeline is as follows (though completionists may want to scroll down): Creature Commandos comes first, then Superman and, finally, Peacemaker season 2. On the page, the DCU timeline looks like this:

David Corenswet's title character from Superman is already standing in stark juxtaposition to Henry Cavill's tenure as Clark Kent in Zack Snyder's movies. Gunn brought color, comedy, and (above all) hope to the DC hero, and it should be fascinating to see where he takes the Man of Steel next.

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.

Superman spent six weekends in movie theaters and with four for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, it is clear which movie won the box office battle for their respective franchises.

Actor Sean Gunn, who plays Maxwell Lord in Superman, recently spoke about whether his character would serve as a villain in DCU. Sean is the brother of James Gunn, the co-head of the DCU. He will reprise the role in Peacemaker Season 2.

A Superman fan has a clever way to justify Lex Luthor getting out of prison and back into the DCU sooner rather than later.

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