The Flash

We’ve seen a few previews so far, but Flash and Supergirl’s musical meeting is finally upon us. Barry and Kara share a soulful “Duet” in the first full trailer, squaring off against Darren Criss’ Music Meister in a race to the final curtain.

We’re just one week away from Barry and Kara singing their super-hearts out when The Flash and Supergirl meet for a musical “Duet,” but why wait? Ahead of a full trailer, DC goes behind the scenes with a new all-access featurette teasing Darren Criss’ Music Meister, familiar faces and a show-stopping number.

For as long as there have been comic books full of men and women dressed in bright colors performing heroic deeds, there have been comic books involving giant mutant gorillas standing in their way. It was established in the Silver Age that if you put a gorilla on the cover, you would sell more copies of that comic, so there's a wealth of amazing covers with noble apes front-and-center. This gallery collects some of the best.

The reality of production constraints leave Flash and Supergirl only enough time for a few original songs in their musical crossover “Duet,” but that doesn’t mean additional voices won’t fill the air. Find out what other big numbers will get Barry and Kara tapping their feet, as well when we might expect another Arrow-verse musical extravaganza.

The DCEU has had its work cut out for it from the start. It had a little bit better footing than Marvel because everyone knows who Batman and Superman and Wonder Woman are, but it still seems like Warner Bros. is trying to fit too much information into every movie so that it can prepare for the next on in the series. The most notorious example of this was the commercial smack-dab in the middle of Batman v. Superman that teased the solo movies and Justice League team-up for a bunch of new characters you never see onscreen again. Apparently, in order to tie the next bunch of films in the series together, we might be seeing flashbacks and flash-forwards in the upcoming solo adventures.

This week, Wally's got a beautiful mind, secrets abound in a small town (Central City), and Thrells makes a truly gross joke. "The Wrath of Savitar" was written by Andrew Kreisberg & Andrew Wilder, and directed by Alexandra La Roche.

The Flash made suspiciously close announcements that Season 1 stars Rick Cosnett and Robbie Amell would return, and now we know why. The first trailer for next week’s “Into the Speed Force” reveals the circumstances of their return, along with Wentworth Miller’s Captain Cold.

This week’s Supergirl gave us the faintest of looks at the upcoming Flash crossover musical “Duet,” so how about a reprise? See the Music Meister himself in first photos from the two-part event, as Barry and Kara dance the night away in an alternate reality.

We’ve still an episode or so before Flash and Supergirl cross universes for a musical “Duet,” but why wait for the dress rehearsal? Our first footage has arrived, featuring Melissa Benoist and Grant Gustin in their Sunday best.

For as much as I love the madness that was the comics of the 1990s, I cannot even imagine how incredible it must have been to be a comic-loving kid (or weird comic loving adult) in the 1950/60s period known as The Silver Age. Within this gallery, I've put together only the smallest of fractions of some of the entertaining, out-of-context fun that The Flash's Silver Age adventures have made possible. Try your best to make sense of them.