Supergirl

The CW’s fall 2017 schedule raised eyebrows moving Arrow to Thursdays, as this year’s four-way crossover with Flash, Supergirl and Legends would take Wednesday off. Now, The CW confirms Arrow will move to Monday for the two-night event; now set for a November premiere.

One of the great things about Batman’s rogues’ gallery is how prominent the women of Gotham City’s underworld are among the other villains taking up the Dark Knight’s time. This was especially true of the animated adventures, with both Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures focusing on the femme fatales with regularity. Heck, BTAS even gave us one of the most popular characters in DC Comics’ history, with the emergence of Harley Quinn. It’s with that in mind that DC Collectibles paid tribute Gotham’s most wanted women in a special pack commemorating the all-female ensemble episode of New Batman Adventures, “Girl's Night Out.”

You’d be forgiven to wonder what became of CW Seed’s animated Freedom Fighters: The Ray after its announcement a year ago, but the trailer is finally here and … oh boy. Meet Nazi Supergirl, Green Arrow and Flash as The Ray battles through Earth X in the new animated series.

Supergirl Season 2 had Kara hoping to define her human life, but Season 3’s first trailer isn’t quite so understanding. See for yourself, as Comic-Con 2017 reveals a jaded Girl of Steel in the Season 3 trailer, also adding Smallville star Erica Durance, S.H.I.E.L.D. alum Adrian Pasdar and a familiar Martian Manhunter.

Last year, LEGO introduced Brick Headz to the world at San Diego Comic-Con, and the blockified-character building kits have been a staple of the company's release slate ever since. The line is still relatively small in comparison to LEGO's other vehicle and building playsets, but that Brick Headz are seeing continued support is great for LEGO fans working on a budget. This year's Comic-Con exclusives bring two more of the biggest heroes in the DC and Marvel universes to life in special two-packs focused on Supergirl and Spider-Man.

The deluge of Super-stars making their way to Supergirl understandably slowed with Season 2’s Vancouver production move, but Smallville is finally getting in on the game – at a cost. Lois Lane herself, Erica Durance is coming to Supergirl Season 3, albeit as someone we’ve already met.

The very mention of “Hank Henshaw” on Supergirl had DC fans excited for Cyborg Superman, at least until the series pivoted to find David Harewood a meatier Martian role. The concept was revisited in Season 2, though Harewood now agrees with fans the result was “cheap-looking” and “there wasn’t really much to it.”

We don’t wish to alarm you, but you may see some DC superheroes at Comic-Con 2017. Not only have all the CW shows set their plans (including Black Lightning), but everyone from Young Justice to Krypton will be representing with panels and appearances. Get the full details!

Even as this past fall’s four-way CW crossover took place on only three series, it’s hard to imagine how the combined likes of Supergirl, Flash, Legends of Tomorrow and Arrow top a worldwide alien “Invasion!“ Well, producers are working on just that, claiming this fall’s true four-way crossover event “can’t increase the bombast,” but will go emotional instead.

Supergirl certainly had adjustments to make in transition from CBS to The CW for Season 2, but further changes lie in store for Season 3. Now that production has moved firmly north, The CW confirms Season 3 will fall into new hands.