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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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Remember those times when Tyler Hoechlin appeared as Superman on Supergirl and then met the entire cadre of heroes during the Crisis on Infinite Earths? Well, apparently that was a different Superman, and a different Lois, than the ones we're seeing on the CW's excellent Superman & Lois every week. This revelation comes courtesy showrunner…
What's a father to do when his daughter from 21 years into the future suddenly appears in the present? Get into fights with the Russian mob, of course. This sounds more like a Flash plotline. Actually it kinda is. But with Arrow, it somehow feels more organic. The adult children cast has some natural chemistry with the…
Melissa Benoist is really good at crying, y'all. I've seen it said that Benoist's performance as Kara Danvers/Supergirl is what truly props up Supergirl. When a season has been weaker, as this one has, that sticks out even more. This week, the roiling undercurrent of Kara and Lena's relationship comes to the surface, and so…
I've enjoyed Batwoman since the beginning, but a lot of the credit for that goes to Rachel Skarsten's Alice. Alice is a well-written character and Skarsten brings energy to her that makes her impossible to ignore. She's not the only good character, but she's easily the best. And so when an episode tones down Alice…
Like The Flash, this season of Arrow—the last one—is all about preparing for the coming Crisis on Infinite Earths. So far, Oliver has trusted the Monitor at his word that the things he asked Oliver to do were to ultimately save his universe. But after watching Earth-2 turn to dust and talking with Katana, Oliver finds himself…
I often like to poke fun at how shows are "ripped from the headlines" as a way of staying relevant. Usually, when that happens, it's a story about an isolated incident or something that's hard to believe as being real. The third season of Black Lightning is very much ripped from the headlines, but the…
One of the more controversial choices made during Supergirl's development was to tweak the role of Superman stalwart Jimmy Olson. Jimmy was Superman's pale, goofy sidekick, always getting himself into trouble. But this guy on Supergirl - he's James Olson. James is an experienced photojournalist who knew Superman back in the day and was looking out…
This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com