Peacemaker is a wild ride. It dives into life of a DC Comics character, Peacemaker. He is a killer with a twisted sense of right and wrong. Expect action, laughs and some feels. Peacemaker seeks redemption for his past. Fans are counting days for its premiere. Get ready for some chaos!

Meet the characters from Peacemaker

Peacemaker

Oh man, Peacemaker is the guy who literally believes in peace so much he’d start a fight to get it — iconic contradiction, right? He’s loud, baby-faced heroic and also shockingly fragile underneath all the bravado, like a kid wearing dad’s armor and taking it way too seriously. He’s violent and earnest at the same time, which makes him both infuriating and oddly lovable (yes, I said lovable). Also he collects weird trinkets? Or was that a dream I had — anyway, he definitely has a helmet and probably cares about small animals in private.

Leota Adebayo

Leota is sharp, morally furious, and also the one trying to keep everyone accountable (and failing sometimes, bless her). She’s a super capable agent but emotionally tangled — you can see the professionalism and the hurt in the same look, and it ruins you every time. She’s the group’s conscience who also sneaks snacks when stressed, and she’ll throw a perfectly timed side-eye that ends any argument. Oh, and she’s weirdly good at paperwork? Not glamorous but so her.

Adrian Chase

Adrian is this polished, controlled type with a smile that says “I have a plan” and then also “that plan might be terrifying.” He’s charming in a way that makes you trust him first and question him later (or never, if you’re dumb like the others). There’s a method to his madness, whether he’s preaching justice or justifying something darker — I mean, he can give a speech and you’ll clap and then realize you’re trapped. Tiny random detail: he might drink tea from a mug with a superhero on it, or maybe not, but imagine it.

Clemson Murn

Murn is the stoic leader who quietly runs the show and occasionally drops a line so dry you wake up laughing three hours later. He’s competent to the point of spooky, secretive, and has that whole “I’ve seen things” vibe but he’s also really good at explaining rules like a polite teacher, which is comforting? Sort of. He’s the team anchor, the voice of reason, and possibly an alien — not sure, I’m 60% sure of that and 40% sure I made it up.

Emilia Harcourt

Emilia is cold, efficient, and she kills with a paperwork-first attitude — deadly and annoyingly organized, in the best way. She hates nonsense, loves results, and will absolutely glare you into compliance; cracks a tiny, weird smile if a plan is executed perfectly (thrilling). She’s the perfect blend of “don’t mess with me” and “I’d rather be anywhere else,” which is oddly comforting when the world is collapsing. Also, she might have a pet? Or a really nice coffee mug; details are fuzzy but 10/10 vibe.

John Economos

John is the gentle giant of the crew and also the heart, 100%. He’s quiet, soft-spoken, and hilariously underplayed — like he could lift a car and then apologize for the dents. He brings levity without trying, loves pop culture references, and is the person you want alive in any situation because he’ll make a spreadsheet and a joke. And yes, he probably has a ridiculous T-shirt collection and an obsession with snacks (very believable).

Auggie Smith

Auggie is pure toxic charisma wrapped in awful choices; he’s loud, cruel, and the kind of sinister dad character that makes your skin crawl. He’s a nasty blend of manipulative charm and violent ego, with this bizarre pride in being terrible — infuriatingly human in how petty he can be. There’s a weird pathos to him too, like he’s trying to be this caricature and failing at being a decent person, which makes him both hateable and oddly distracting. Also he grows roses? Or insists on grilling on Sundays — something oddly domestic that makes it worse.

Sophie Song

Sophie is the quietly intense, brilliant type who knows things and will point them out flatly, which is both terrifying and oddly comforting. She’s the kind of teammate who does the research nobody asked for and then hands you facts like a gift, usually while being mildly annoyed at social niceties. Sharp, efficient, with a dry humor that sneaks up on you — she’s small but absolutely not to be underestimated. I’m pretty sure she likes puzzles and collects tiny notebooks; yes, she does.