Peacemaker Season 2 with Arturo Garcia, journalist and wrestling fan

from Graphic Policy Radio · host Elana Levin

The Real fantasy of Peacemaker is getting your friends to agree to listen to your favorite bands---and them like them. Journalist Arturo Garcia joins me for season 2 of James Gunn's HBO series Peacemaker staring John Cena. The first 15 minutes of this episode are spoiler free. In this episode: How Peacemaker fits in to Cena's Body of Work More than you wanted to know about the band Nelson (and MTV) How this series fits into DC comics and the DCEU's future How well does Peacemaker handle it's heavy political parallels? Follow Arturo Garcia on Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/aboynamedart.bsky.social Cancel Spotify https://spotifyunwrapped.net/ Social Media toolkit https://app.sosha.ai/toolkit/spotify-ice-trump-fascism-7980 Follow me on Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/levin.bsky.social Don't miss our episode about season 1 with Jamelle Bouie, Spencer Ackerman and Cayden Mak. https://graphicpolicy.com/2022/03/11/peacemaker-with-jamelle-bouie-spencer-ackerman-cayden-mak/

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