We're still not sure how to feel now that The CW's 'Arrow' has officially spun off 'The Flash' into his own series confirmed ordered for the fall, but it seems our fears may soon be put to rest with our first look at Grant Gustin's Barry Allen in motion as the fastest man alive. See the first footage of 'The Flash''s super-speed and find out when we'll see a new sneak peek right now!
Now that the major cancellation and renewal shocks of the 2014 Upfront season have more or less settled in, attention turns to those confirmed to go to series. DC comics has quite a bit on its plate now, adding 'Arrow' spinoff 'The Flash' and Rob Thomas' 'iZombie to the slate, and the first new poster key art pieces have arrived to complement our new shows!
When The CW first announced that 'The Flash' would put Barry Allen in 'Arrow''s Starling City before spinning the scarlet speedster into his own series, we were a bit skeptical. What we've seen of Grant Gustin and the series have been promising to date, and now The CW confirmed 'The Flash' in our future with a fall series order for its 'Arrow' spinoff.
‘Arrow’ season 2 lets loose its nineteenth episode of the year with “The Man Under the Hood,” as Oliver fights to prevent Slade from achieving his goal of a Mirakuru-enhanced army, even enlisting the help of a few 'Flash' characters, while Laurel wrestles with her newfound knowledge of the Arrow's identity.
Last week's ‘Arrow’ installment “Deathstroke” saw Thea's kidnapping force Oliver to take the offensive against Slade, as he discovered Isabel Rochev (Summer Glau)'s intentions for the Queen company along the way, so what does the nineteenth episode of ‘Arrow’ season 2 bring? Does Slade's master plan bring more death and destruction for the final episodes of the season?
Read on for your in-depth recap of everything you need to know about ‘Arrow’ season 2, episode 19, “The Man Under the Hood!”
The CW's breakout hit 'Arrow' took a few weeks off to gear up for the final installments of the second season, and where "Deathstroke" took the CW series to dizzying new heights, this week's "The Man Under the Hood" is already aiming higher. See Deathstroke attack in more ways than one, with three action-packed clips from the latest 'Arrow' that also bring a few 'Flash' characters into focus!
The CW's 'Arrow' will take a brief breather next Wednesday after the events of this week's "Deathstroke," but where the climax of the last installment saw Oliver deciding to take the fight to Slade, the first photos of "The Man Under the Hood" have the one-eyed warrior beating him to it. See who may not make it out of "The Man Under the Hood" alive, and what 'Flash' folk will be in town to lend a hand!
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 Vancouver set!
A few weeks ago, The CW's proposed 'Arrow' spinoff series 'The Flash' gave us a quick peek at Grant Gustin suited up as the fastest man alive, though we really only saw the costume from the neck up. Now the network has released a full shot of Barry Allen's new duds, and he looks ready to bolt!
A great many castings of The CW's forthcoming 'Arrow' spinoff 'The Flash,' has emerged, though we haven't yet got a pulse on the Scarlet Speedster's decidedly sci-fi new series. That all changes today, with our first look at former 'Glee' star Grant Gustin suited up in the 'Flash' costume, mask and all! Are you ready to meet the new Barry Allen?
Warner Bros. has been trying to bring the Justice League to the silver screen for some time, if only to compete against Marvel's 'The Avengers' franchise. Following Christopher Nolan's now-famous trilogy of Batman films, Zack Snyder stepped up to the plate and served up a rebooted take on the 'Man of Steel'. After that film's success, Snyder agreed to direct the follow-up, a still untitled 'Batman vs. Superman' movie, which will feature three of the most famous DC heroes of all time -- Superman (Henry Cavill), Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) -- and will mark a major step into making 'Justice League' a reality.
But before that happens, Warner Bros. Animation recently released the latest the animated direct-to-DVD 'Justice League: War,' which unites the DC superhero team for an epic battle to save Earth from destruction, and may also serve as a dry run, for a live-action 'Justice League' movie.