John Barrowman

The cliffhanger ending of Arrow Season 5 couldn’t help calling to mind last year’s Walking Dead shell game of a fall premiere. Now, Arrow bosses even invoke the AMC drama’s batty cliffhanger to caution against presuming Season 6 regulars are safe.

John Barrowman didn’t mind getting ahead of the Arrow finale with suggestions that Malcolm Merlyn would leave the Arrow-verse altogether, but this past week’s Season 5 finale offered a notably comic-book exit for the villain. Nonetheless, Barrowman affirms his exit from any and all DC dramas, stating “I won’t be back next season.”

‘Arrow’ Season 5 returns to “Lian Yu” for a shocking finale, but did such a compelling retrospective of the series blow its ending? And where will Season 6 go without flashbacks? Find out in our full review!

Well, there’s no two ways about it now: Deathstroke is back! After Arrow at last confirmed Manu Bennett’s Slade Wilson would return in the closing moments of “Missing,” our first Season 5 finale photos and trailer see not only Deathstroke, but Captain Boomerang and more in the “Lian Yu” fray.

Arrow may have played up some confusion as to whether Manu Bennett’s Deathstroke would return for Season 5’s finale, but the truth is far grander. Our first “Lian Yu” finale synopsis not only confirms Bennett’s return, but also all-out DC warfare between Deathstroke, Prometheus, Captain Boomerang, the Al Ghul sisters and more.

After five years’ worth of flashbacks, Arrow is likely to reinvent itself for Season 6 this fall. Missions will change, cast will change, and certain figures that defined the early years may become scarce. In fact, John Barrowman’s Malcolm Merlyn may exit the Arrow-verse altogether, according to the actor’s cryptic tease.

‘Flash’ and ‘Supergirl’ join voices for a long-anticipated musical “Duet,” but do the Music Meister’s antics measure up to their cartoon inspiration? And how next can the two top such a joyful DC collaboration? Find out in our full review!

It isn’t every day that Flash and Supergirl would cross universes for a musical “Duet,” so The CW is going all out to preview next Tuesday’s extravaganza. In addition to an extended trailer, check out dozens more photos of the big numbers, including some familiar Legends getting their dance on.

Seeing as we could all use something lighter to think about, Supergirl and The Flash are officially reporting for rehearsal of their big musical crossover. Not only has The CW set a late March debut for the showstopping two-part event, but we also know which Arrow-verse stars will flex their pipes.

Legends of Tomorrow likely had the most cleanup after the four-way crossover, though winter finale “The Chicago Way” did manage to catch us up with Rip Hunter; albeit a very different Rip than we remember. Now, the 2017 return trailer teases a more fully-formed Legion of Doom, with a dumbstruck Rip as their prisoner.