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She isn’t the first Battlestar alum to make her way to the Arrow-verse, but she might be our favorite. Starbuck herself, Katee Sackoff will recur on Season 4 of The Flash, in the process adding a little extra Arrow crossover before the big event.

Arrow had relatively few Season 6 details to tease from Comic-Con 2017 (half the cast is in a state of limbo, after all), but we may finally have our Season 6 big bad. Fringe, 12 Monkeys and overall genre star Kirk Acevedo will play Ricardo Diaz, a spin on DC’s Richard Dragon.

It wasn’t any secret that The CW’s Black Lightning had a whale of a big bad for its first season, but realizing the character onscreen offered a unique challenge. Now, the network confirms rapper “Krondon” has landed the Season 1 big bad role.

It can sometimes seem like Legends of Tomorrow becomes a haven for the other series’ villains, and Season 3 is continuing that course. Not only is Flash baddie Grodd going to menace the Legends, but there’s good reason behind the impossible returns of Damien Darhk and Leonard Snart.

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.

We thought perhaps Flash might find its Elongated Man at Comic-Con, but like the hero himself, not all of him is everywhere at once. Nonetheless, Season 4 has its stretchy new hero in actor Hartley Sawyer.

It’s been unusually long since The Flash Season 3 finale without word of whether Tom Felton would continue on as Julian Albert. The character was also notably absent from the Season 4 trailer, and reports now confirm that the Harry Potter alum will not remain a regular part of The Flash.

The prospect of DC’s famous “Crisis” storyline has hung over The Flash since its pilot, even resurfacing with Season 3’s finale. The comic arc typically leads toward Barry Allen’s end, but star Grant Gustin thinks The CW series could eventually stage a full Crisis arc, if perhaps a few years down the line.

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.

You didn’t think Arrow, Flash and Supergirl were the only DC dramas to preview their wares at Comic-Con 2017, did you? Meet the new Vixen villain complicating Legends of Tomorrow’s already-broken timeline, and see what Damien Darhk and Constantine have to do with the first Season 3 trailer!