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Yes, now they’re twentysomethings.

The CW has a new hero.

The CW is developing a Batwoman series, and true to the comics, she’ll be portrayed as an out lesbian.

There may be no weirder trajectory for a character than Matt Ryan’s Constantine. After a one-season NBC series and subsequent Arrow-verse resurrection, the fan-favorite DC hero is officially making a full-time return as a Legends of Tomorrow regular next season.

Supergirl and The Flash got to have their crossover cake and eat it with Barry speeding over from The CW universe to CBS, even before Season 2 moved to the former. Many thought perhaps Kara’s Supergirl universe might end up folded into the “Arrow-verse” to facilitate easier crossovers, but producers now confirm the Girl of Steel will keep her separate Earth.

The televised story might follow a detective's search for his brother, who's tied to Jason Voorhees.

The CW’s joint ‘Arrow’ and ‘The Flash’ panel from yesterday’s TCA press tour brought with it plenty of scoop on either superhero, but also news that their small-screen DC-verse would expand with a ‘Vixen’ animated series, and potentially another spinoff for the network. Speculation has flown in every direction, but is Brandon Routh’s Ray Palmer character the one super-sizing his own spinoff for “The Atom”?

With its October 7 premiere of 'The Flash' speeding toward us, we non-spoilerly break down the strengths and weakness of The CW's new 'Arrow' spinoff DC drama. Does the latest TV take on the world's fastest man stumble out of the gate, or hit a speedy stride?

It's a tale as old as time, that Hollywood studios release full glamor shots of their suited superheroes just before set photos leak the look in a much less flattering light. So too is it with The CW's 'Arrow' spinoff 'The Flash,' which yesterday gave us a supercharged look at the Scarlet Speedster, before much more detailed photos of Grant Gustin's costume in broad daylight have emerged from the

‘Arrow‘ season 2 continues to expand its DC horizons with each passing day, and the latest just might signal a major breakthrough for the CW series. The DC drama's latest get for the sophomore season, premiering October 9, is none other than 'Percy Jackson' vet and 'Dawson's Creek' fave Dylan Neal, whom we can exclusively reveal to be playing the famed DC villain Dr. Anthony Ivo!

The next few weeks will get a bit hectic with all the TV network premieres, not to mention the cable dramas shooting out their premieres as well, but 'Arrow' season 2 remains an October target we're keeping our eyes on. The latest trailer for our second year in starling city offers up a bit more of Summer Glau's Isabel Rochev, but is she our real big bad for the season?