The CW and DC's Legends of Tomorrow is probably the oddest and most offbeat superhero TV series ever. Combining an ever-evolving group of (at best) B-list characters (The Atom, Firestorm, White Canary, Steel, Vixen, Heat
For the past couple years, The CW has managed to stage some pretty big crossover events between all their DC shows. Last year’s “Invasion” was a massive three-part event (well, four parts if you count
It’s almost that wonderful time called the fall TV season, where all our favorite TV shows return the small screen. This is especially special for DC fans, who have been able to see countless superheroes
Slowly but surely, the CW’s DC universe has grown to be the big monster it is today. As of right now, it consists of Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow. For the time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg2T51tA8Vc Last season of Legends of Tomorrow ended things a bit worse for wear. Yes, the Legends managed to successfully depower the Spear of Destiny and take down the Legion of Doom, but there were
DC's greatest live-action television series has been canceled since 2015, yet the character at its center continues to live on. I am, of course, referring to Constantine, the NBC series that ran for only one
The CW's Arrowverse of DC comics shows (Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl) is fully entrenched and steadily growing -- Black Lightning is set for a 2018 debut with a 13-episode run! Beginning with
