As I recently explained, rarities exist in storytelling of comics for numerous decades. It is a device that has allowed new creative teams to take pre -established characters in new directions without looking for a whole remake or restarting continuity. In other words, it is a narrative shortcut. Also, it is a signal for new readers to jump on the current title, a device that allows them to learn the most important things about what they need to know and speed up as quickly as possible.

After Marvel's cinematic universe successfully adapted the way the characters with comic books work - having the opportunity to weave in and out of solo and group stories - it was just a matter of time before other narrative comic book devices appeared. Just happening, the Jameseshes Gun, a writer/director and co-executive director of DC Studios, was the first to use several such devices with his first couple's main DC Universe projects. Where Superman adopted the device to allow viewers to jump right in the heart of a story already in motionThe premiere of the "Peace Labor" Season 2 used the retocent, Showing a scene from the end of the first season, which initially shown justice for justice of the DC universe, now replaced by justice for DCC justice.

While the continuity of the "peacemaker" now raised in the CCU was answered by that single, one more question remains: Why did Gun struggling to bring the "peacekeeper" of the DCI in the first place? Wouldn't I tied the character with DCE, Including his initial performance in the "suicide composition", Make such a transition more than a headache than it's worth? According to a recent interview with Roten TomatoesGun seems to have a pretty practical view of all these problems, and then some. While there are few references and other mirrors spiced during the 2nd "peacekeeper" season, which helps to firmly establish its change of DCC, in the mind of Gun, it was a specific godfather of justice gang, which was to be resolved and pulled up to make an official transition.

Although of course there is more than just one character in appearance or scene to withdraw for the "peacemaker" to move from DCU to DCC, that was the arrival of justice at the end of the final of the season 1 which became a basic issue for Gun in establishing the second season. As Gun explained in his interview with "Handball Tomato":

"... we had the end of the finish that I wanted. It was one of my favorite things in the whole season. But it just didn't fit into the CCU. And the peacemaker ... you know, there's nothing you need to change to slip a lot into () DCU ... but maybe we have to go back to a few things."

As Gun said, one of the reasons he really wanted to bring in the "peacemaker" of the DCI involves the importance of the series in the story "Greater Story", ARC, which also includes Superman, the upcoming movie Superger and TV Lantern TV series. According to his creative vision for DCCGun is also trying to be "very well known" to maintaining each individual project friendly to new viewers, even those who watch only one of those films or shows instead of them all. Thus, the withdrawal is much faster, cleaner and clearer device to be used, as opposed to some kind of multi -fuel explanation or travel time travel.

It is quite likely that Gun has rejected those mentioned options thanks to the reason why the "peacemaker" felt can be transferred to the PCC, which is that the first season existed during a particular time without directing in DCE. As Gun has explained:

"The peacemaker was always in a strange place. People say he was part of DCE, but he wasn't really. He was part of this universe of the DC universe when there was ... No one ensured that everything was connected. And at a time when they had to process everything with the" flash ". You know, we were able to do what we wanted."

As it alludes to Gun in that comment, it is quite possible that we may have looked at a very different If Flash worked as it was intended and won the audience. Of course, Gun's Superman, the second season of Peaceuar and other forthcoming projects for the DCC, were already in development. However, the "flash" was a hit, perhaps Gun, for example, would feel less forced to make a retros and allow the justice league to be restored to the "peacemaker" to remain intact. It may have been revealed as a visit from an alternative university justice league, or maybe some other dialogue between DCU and DCC. However, as it stands, the moment was withdrawn, and the DCC is close to a new beginning like these characters and this universe is likely to win for years. In addition to Retcons, Gun seems to pay attention to another lesson from the world of comics: regardless of the past, the story must move forward.

The new episodes of the 2nd "Peacemaker" are moving to HBO Max.