Peacemaker

This unbridled supervillain action comedy is a raunchy, rude, and rollicking addition to the growing DC Universe. Like a hard-R version of Guardians of the Galaxy, the series has all the touches of a James Gunn vehicle, down to the super-specific rock soundtrack (this time around it's 80s hair metal). Cena's comic chops are on full display here, and he holds his own as a lead actor who clearly relishes playing this utterly unhinged character. He also manages to add some pathos to the performance, especially in his complicated relationship with his father, who makes his hero gear but calls his son a "simp" and mocks him at every opportunity.

Brooks also shines as a foil to Cena and the show's voice of reason, and the black ops ensemble is a crack team that play off each other beautifully. A minor concern: Peacemaker's "thing" is being inappropriate in every possible way, which may wear thin after a while. As Harcourt says, "Just because you're handsome doesn't mean you're not a piece of s–t murderer." For now, it's still entertaining. Is Peacemaker silly? Yes. Over-the-top? You bet. But it's a welcome dose of rambunctious, filthy fun for the sometimes dour DC Universe.