Peacemaker Season 2 Ending Was Changed

Altered Ending of Peacemaker Season 2: Gunn's Original Concept vs. Safran's Intervention

James Gunn revealed on his podcast that the initially planned ending for Peacemaker Season 2 differed from what aired on HBO Max. He explained that his original concept involved the 11th Street team, along with Eagly and other companions, happily departing their new agency. However, Peter Safran intervened, prompting a change, Gunn recalled with a laugh. Consequently, they opted for an alternative ending: Rick Flag Sr. and ARGUS abducted Peacemaker, sending him to Salvation. Despite this departure from his initial script, Gunn recognized Salvation's future significance within the DCU.

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