If you didn’t get enough superhero action today with the “Wonder Woman” trailer or the Netflix Marvel trailers, then here’s another one to chomp on. Warner Bros. has just released the first trailer for Zack Snyder’s “Justice League.”
On March 28th, the CW’s “The Flash” comes to CBS’s “Supergirl” for a one-off guest shot.
The episode is entitled “Worlds Finest” and finds Barry Allen traversing the multiverse and ending up on Supergirl’s Earth. As it is, both shows don’t exist in the same reality, which allows both networks to not have to keep any kind of continuity between shows.
If you’re a “Flash” and/or “Supergirl” fan, you probably know by now that both shows are crossing over later this month.
The Flash will appear on the March 28th episode of “Supergirl” entitled “Worlds Finest.” We got our first appearance of Supergirl on the February 9 episode of “The Flash” entitled “Welcome to Earth-2.” We glimpsed her in the multiverse tunnel as Barry Allen and friends were crossing over an alternate Earth in another dimension.
Well, first off… SPOILERS. And now…
Last night’s episode on the CW’s “The Flash” (‘Welcome to Earth-2’) had our heroes finally take the trip into another dimension to what they call Earth-2.
The Villain ‘King Shark’ made his way to the CW’s “The Flash” this past Tuesday in the episode entitled “The Fury of Firestorm.”
The graphics were actually quite good for a small screen show. So much so, that the folks over at “The Flash” said that this scene was about all they could afford to do. So don’t get your hopes up on seeing a lot more of this fishy villain. Though I would be quite disappointed if he didn’t pop up again at some point in the series run.
And that being said, I think it goes without saying…
Preview reels were shown last weekend at the New York Comic-Con for superhero shows “Arrow,” “The Flash,” and the Marvel Netflix series “Daredevil.”
As much as I enjoy “Arrow,” I feel that “The Flash” still beats it in terms of quality and fun. Lets face it, the folks over at “Arrow” need to take a chill pill and lighten up a bit. It’s just so dour all the time. Though, let’s keep “Daredevil” just as it is.
“The Flash” aired its season finale last night. (So Warning! Spoilers Ahead) It was titled “Fast Enough” and centered on Barry’s quest to save the life of his mother. With the help of villain (and mother killer) Eobard Thawne/Harrison Wells and a reactived partical accelerator, Barry was able to summon up enough speed force to travel back through time. As he did, he was able to see flashes of his own future. I’ve added those future pics below. Lets go through them.
The CW just released a trailer for next year’s “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow,” a spin-off from both “Arrow” and “The Flash.” It’s a bit SPOILERY (as is possibly this article) so you’ve been warned. But I’m sure you’ll watch it anyway. I know I would.
There is no question that the CW show “The Flash” has been hitting it out of the ballpark all season long. It’s my personal new favorite show of the TV season. And I think the reason for that is because they seemed to have found the right balance of ‘stand-along villain of the week’ and their compelling season long-arc. Of course, add to that a mix of both good casting and great special effects.
The “Arrow” and “The Flash” did panels at this years PaleyFest in Los Angeles this past Saturday. I’ve included both presentations below in case you missed the live streaming. But what you won’t see in the panels are the sizzle reels with new scenes for upcoming episodes that the live audience got to see.