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Hard to believe it’s already here, but a scant two weeks will see the combined mights of Supergirl, Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow assembling for the four-night, three-part “Invasion!” crossover. Just in case you couldn’t wait any longer to find out how each episode interlocks, check out all four synopsis of The CW’s DC series for the week, including Arrow’s 100th episode!

There’s going to be quite a bit to take in when Supergirl, Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow all get together for one epic crossover, and The CW isn’t shy about showing off the goods. Meet the alien Dominators threatening Earth in an extended, spoiler-iffic trailer for the four-night event!

This week's episode, "Compromised," finds our team going to the neon and shoulder-pad styled 1980s to prevent a disaster from hitting nuclear weapons negotiations at the White House. David Geddes directed the episode, which was written by Keto Shimizu and Grainne Godfree.

Before we get too deep into that epic four-way crossover, the Legends of Tomorrow have at least one more DC favorite to reunite with. See for yourself, as Johnathon Schaech’s Jonah Hex returns in the first trailer and new photos from next week’s “Outlaw Country.”

If there’s one thing Supergirl got shortchanged on, it’s hanging out with all the various heroes of The CW’s DC dramas. No longer, as our first new crossover “Invasion!” footage features Kara Zor-El blissfully meeting the heroes and Legends of another universe.

We’ve seen a flicker or two of footage from the combined mights of Supergirl, Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, but nothing concrete before the week of November 28. Now, new photos from the four-part event show us some of the action, along with a surprise return, and one seriously expansive cast.

Often overlooked among The CW’s DC series, Legends of Tomorrow once upon a time aired only 16 episodes in Season 1, with the intent for Season 2 to join its compatriots in a full order. The CW only initially commit to another 13, but has officially extended the Legends’ Season 2 trip through time.

The CW has managed to keep most footage of its four-way crossover between Supergirl, Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow under wraps, but as we’ve long known, you don’t get this many superheroes together without a little friction. So it is, that new reports tease how the Dominators will potentially pit the CW’s DC heroes against one another.

On this week's "Abominiations," things get out of hand in Civil War-era Mississippi when a virus hits a whole bunch of Confederate soldiers, turning them into zombies. Also, people learn important lessons about the racial history of America. It's a lot. Michael Allowitz directed the episode, which was written by Marc Guggenheim and Ray Utarnachitt.

On this week's "Shogun," the team fights... well, a shogun. Also, Stein and Jax get a secret, mysterious message from the future. Kevin Tancharoen directed the episode, which was written by Phil Klemmer and Grainne Godfree.