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'Legends of Tomorrow' Pilot: Why Did Stein Drug His Partner?
'Legends of Tomorrow' Pilot: Why Did Stein Drug His Partner?
'Legends of Tomorrow' Pilot: Why Did Stein Drug His Partner?
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ got off to a strong start with last night’s premiere, but one moment from the series debut seemed to stick out as especially ill-devised. Namely, why the hell did ‘Legends’ think it necessary for Victor Garber’s Professor Martin Stein to drug and kidnap his Firestorm partner into joining the mission, and how in the world did the others laugh that off?
Grant Gustin Denies Bashing Movie 'Flash' Ezra Miller Online
Grant Gustin Denies Bashing Movie 'Flash' Ezra Miller Online
Grant Gustin Denies Bashing Movie 'Flash' Ezra Miller Online
DC stars of The CW have often found themselves walking thin lines against the cinematic Justice League’s decision to reboot continuity with different actors, as Stephen Amell has defended multiple comments on taking Arrow to the big screen, or DC announcing Ezra Miller’s Flash within days of The CW premiere. Now, Grant Gustin himself is in the hot seat, defending accusations of decrying Miller’s Barry Allen.
'Flash' and 'Arrow' Suit Up For First 2016 Premiere Photos
'Flash' and 'Arrow' Suit Up For First 2016 Premiere Photos
'Flash' and 'Arrow' Suit Up For First 2016 Premiere Photos
DC may be busy trying to get its Legends of Tomorrow off the ground, but the unencumbered Flash and Arrow will start 2016 with an equally big bang. As such, the first photos from Flash‘s “Potential Energy” and Arrow’s “Blood Debts” premieres have arrived, returning Anarky to the fold as Barry dresses up/down with a full tuxedo.
Reverse-Flash Will Flash Back to 'The Flash' in 2016
Reverse-Flash Will Flash Back to 'The Flash' in 2016
Reverse-Flash Will Flash Back to 'The Flash' in 2016
Flash big bads can be a little difficult to keep up with (hardy-har), hopping back hundreds of years in time and changing their appearance, or speeding between dimensions on a whim, but at least one of Barry Allen’s biggest rogues will make a major Season 2 return. The Reverse-Flash will officially zoom back to Central City, but in which form, and why?
DC Says TV Sharing Movie Universe ‘Handcuffs’ Creators
DC Says TV Sharing Movie Universe ‘Handcuffs’ Creators
DC Says TV Sharing Movie Universe ‘Handcuffs’ Creators
Fandom among TV superheroes has ups and downs across both Marvel and DC; the former sharing continuity, but never screentime with its cinematic brethren, while DC’s lot keep explicitly separate from the Batman v. Superman world, and its Justice League. Now, DC’s Diane Nelson opens up as to why Arrow or The Flash will never join the Man of Steel, lest they “hinder the ability” of creatives to tell good stories.
Full 'Flash' Season 2 Trailer Teases Zoom, New Characters
Full 'Flash' Season 2 Trailer Teases Zoom, New Characters
Full 'Flash' Season 2 Trailer Teases Zoom, New Characters
The Flash has released multiple Season 2 teasers in lieu of a full two-minute trailer, something Arrow seems to be catching up on, though our longest look yet at Central City’s fall 2015 premiere brings some tantalizing tidbits. Not only do we meet several new villains and heroes, but also learn their involvement with “unstoppable demon” speedster Zoom.
'Flash' S2 Adds Jesse Quick, Firestorm Villain and More
'Flash' S2 Adds Jesse Quick, Firestorm Villain and More
'Flash' S2 Adds Jesse Quick, Firestorm Villain and More
We don’t yet have a proper trailer for The Flash Season 2, just a few photos and teasers, but that hasn’t stopped Barry Allen’s world from filling up with new faces. Not only will another speedster enter the mix in DC’s Jesse Quick, we’ll also meet Firestorm baddie Tokamak, and revisit a familiar character from the first season.
Gallery: Mezco's One:12 Collective SDCC 15 Announcements
Gallery: Mezco's One:12 Collective SDCC 15 Announcements
Gallery: Mezco's One:12 Collective SDCC 15 Announcements
Mezco's One:12 Collective hasn't been around very long (just one released figure, and one shipping soon), but it's already made a major impression on collectors. Featuring incredible articulation, real fabric costumes and a wealth of accessories, Mezco has seemingly brought the same kind of quality and experience you'd expect from larger, more elaborate (read: expensive) collectibles to an affordable scale that fits in with most other figure lines. As the first entry in the brand, the Dark Knight Returns Batman may have set an impossible bar for Mezco to meet again, but that doesn't mean the company isn't trying. At San Diego Comic-Con this year, Mezco revealed a partial upcoming slate of figures it has planned for 2016, including more DC heroes, and some interesting surprises. Though only in prototype form, the pieces look to continue what Mezco started, and evolve the One:12 Collective into more than just a flash in the pan.
What is 'Hypertime'?
What is 'Hypertime'?
What is 'Hypertime'?
Q: What the hell was hypertime? -- @T_Lawson A: Oh man, Hypertime. That is something that I have not thought about in a while, although I suspect that with Multiversity going on and Convergence about to hit in a few months, it's something that's going to be getting a little more attention than it has in the past fifteen years or so. And given that at least half of these columns are about how much I love DC Comics from the '90s, it probably won't surprise you to find out that it's a really interesting concept. As for what the hell it is, well, it's one of those weird cases where the simplest and most sarcastic answer is also kind of the most accurate: Hypertime is whatever you want it to be.

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