The Flash‘s John Wesley Shipp will return to the DC multiverse for The CW’s upcoming Elsworlds crossover event, which will unite the stars of Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl as well as introducing Batwoman to the fold.
The CW has unleashed a rather odd teaser for the upcoming crossover between Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl. In a new poster that Grant Gustin and Stephen Amell have both shared on social media, their superhero characters have swapped suits.
Disaster continues to strike the long in gestation adaptation of The Flash as its early 2019 production start date has been pushed back to late 2019 or potentially 2020, it’s been revealed… As we previously reported Kiersey Clemons confirmed that filming has always been planned to start in 2019 but that start date was said to be … >
The CW has teased the return of all its superhero shows with a mega-montage of a trailer, which blends together eye-catching clips from Arrow season 7, The Flash season 5, Supergirl season 4, Legends Of Tomorrow season 4 and Black Lightning season 2.
The movie version of The Flash, starring Ezra Miller, is rumoured to be lining up some filming time in the UK. The Warner Bros studio complex in Leavesden, where Miller has previously shot scenes for Justice Leage and the Fantastic Beasts franchise, is believed to be where The Flash‘s production is headed.
Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen will be donning a new speedster suit in The Flash season 5, and this latest edition of his crime-fighting outfit has already become a hot talking point online. Now, an official image from The CW has given us our best look yet at the fastest man alive’s fresh threads.
The big pile of The Flash season 5 villains just got a little bit bigger, with the news that Kiana Madeira has been cast as a gender-swapped take on the comic book villain Spin.
Who would’ve thought, back when he played the main villain in The Flash season 1, that Tom Cavanagh would end up portraying different iterations of Harrison Wells in each new season of the show? Not many people, we’d wager, but it’s quite fun to live in the world where chucking a new role at Mr Cavanagh has … >
The monolith that is The CW’s Arrow-verse always brings its A-game to San Diego Comic-Con, and this year was no different. With five shows now to promote (with a sixth on its way in the form of Batwoman), almost all of the trailers brought new footage and an inticing glimpse into what we can expect … >
It’s out with the old and in with the new for the next Arrow-verse crossover, as the annual event will welcome the recently announced Batwoman to the fold but leave the Legends of Tomorrow gang to their own adventures.