James Gunn has once again caused a stir among fans with his statement about a major cameo appearance at the end of Peacemaker season 2. As director and co-CEO of DC Studios, he revealed that a number of famous names from the DCU universe will appear in the final episode. He emphasized that the moment will be a very memorable experience for fans.
With this statement, various speculations began to emerge. Among fans, several names that were often discussed included Superman, Lex Luthor, and Blue Beetle, who had been mentioned by Gunn previously.
However, it’s not impossible that there will be even bigger surprises to come, such as the appearance of Green Lantern, Batman, or even Booster Gold, who has long been rumored to be joining the DCU.
Big Cameo Appearance Coming to Peacemaker Season 2
In an interview with Escorpio Golden, Gunn stated, “We will be introducing some big stars from the DC universe at the end of this season.”
He also added jokingly, “If I tell you now, I’ll have to kill you.”
This statement certainly piqued the curiosity of fans. Moreover, Gunn is known for being very good at keeping secrets until the right moment to reveal them.
Gunn’s move to keep the details of this cameo a secret was clearly a deliberate tactic to preserve the element of surprise until the official release.
This approach also contributes to the growing enthusiasm for the second season of Peacemaker, considering that in the first season, Gunn managed to deliver a surprise moment with the appearance of Justice League characters. Perhaps this time, the surprise he has in store will be even more spectacular.
Interestingly, Gunn chose to keep the last three episodes of the season under wraps. In fact, even the media did not get the chance to watch them in advance.
In an interview with Brandon Davis from Phase Hero, he revealed, “I really didn’t want the content of the last three episodes to be leaked. I didn’t even allow my publishing team to watch them. That’s my honest statement.”
In addition, Gunn mentioned that episodes six and eight are among his favorite works throughout his career.
