With Legends Of Tomorrow’s Pilot episodes behind us, we can finally get to the meat and genuine feel of the series; and honestly this week’s was the best yet. Usually we feel that Pilot-episodes must be the most over the top and alluring, but this week’s story, themes and uniting premise was so wonderful it…
Last night we got the surprising – yet understandable – conclusion of Legends Of Tomorrow’s “Pilot” episode. And whereas it did bring the team together and gives us more threats to the timeline, it still suffered a strange disjointed feeling. Had the two part “Pilot” been aired back to back, many of these problems could…
First there was Arrow. Then there was The Flash, a spinoff of Arrow. Now we have Legends of Tomorrow – a spinoff of both. So how did the season premier do? Where does it rank? What lies in store for this wibbly wobbly, timey wimey series? Let’s take a Closer Look at Part 1 of…
And so the final chapter in this year’s Arrow/The Flash Crossover was written! Although just because the crossover is done, the repercussions are just beginning. With devious plans returning as well as multiple Flash and Arrow plot-points making their returns as well, “Legends Of Today (Part 2)” was the perfect way to end a Crossover…
There are many traditions for the Holiday Season; but one of the latest might just be one of the best. That’s right, I’m talking about the annual Crossover between The Flash and Arrow. Last year the two helped each other even out and this year brought us something unlike anything we’ve ever seen before…
With the ever growing Arrowverse and emerging DCCU (DC cinematic Universe), it’s about time we match the Marvel Studios News with some DC News! And with casting news galore, this update is all about the Arrowverse (Arrow, The Flash & Legends Of Tomorrow). So get ready for some amazing stuff! Flashes, Assemble! – Jay Garrick,…
Say what you want about DC’s untested Cinematic Universe, but I think we can all agree that their Television Universe – the “Arrow-verse” – is one of the absolute greats. When Arrow first began back in 2012, it took a street-level, realistic approach to heroing – a style we’d been introduced to in Nolan’s Batman…
