Our DC heroes may be busy trying to stop the Anti-Monitor on this years ambitious crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths on The CW, but after that is all set and done we still have
Stargirl is coming. Yes, the Arrowverse is still alive and well, but that hasn’t stopped DC from churning out all kinds of other shows on their other platform, DC Universe. We’ve seen all sorts of
The ambitious Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event has officially begun — and it’s started off with quite the bang. We already knew there would be a lot of superheroes making their way into the
The CW Arrowverse and I have a shoddy past. I’ve gone back and fort between loving and hating them. When I’m waist-deep in the episodes, I love, them, but then something inevitably happens that has
Nothing against DC Universe, but as much content as they boast, it doesn’t seem like it’s been enough for many average customers — the ones who are casually into DC stuff but don’t necessarily need
We are edging closer to the event of the year for CW's Arrowverse, Crisis On Infinite Earths. The crossover event has been coveted since its conception in 2016. Each crossover event has really been fun,
Alright, so it really isn't much, but Arrow Executive Producer Marc Guggenheim felt it was worth posting on Twitter. I was thinking we may get an image of The Monitor with some type of costume
Forget Avengers: Endgame (actually, please, no, don’t forget Avengers: Endgame), the biggest crossover in the history of crossovers may very well be the upcoming DC CW universe’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” a television event that
Back in the day, when a prominent cast member left TV shows, chances were good that you’d never see them again. However, nowadays, even when regulars leave, chances are you’ll still be seeing them for
