As his run on Legends of Tomorrow comes to an end, it seems appropriate to take a few minutes and appreciate all that is Brandon Routh as he flies off to the next endeavor. I, personally, will miss his adorable sweetness and charm on the show, but am looking forward to whatever he does next.
Welcome back! We got another consistent week of recaps this time, with The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and Black Lightning, but next week Black Lightning will take a brief break, while we bring back Supergirl and Batwoman. So, all that hosuekeeping done, let’s jump in… Continue reading
Welcome back! Besides Black Lightning, we got returning favorites like The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow this time around, while Supergirl and Batwoman take a break. So, how about we just get to it, shall we? Continue reading
Welcome back! While we don’t have a full deck of shows, we got plenty as is, with Supergirl, Black Lightning, and Batwoman to hold down things before The Flash returns (and Supergirl and Batwoman take a break, but Legends of Tomorrow will be back, if that makes sense). So, let’s go… Continue reading
Welcome back, Arrowheads, for the last time! This short season has been one long goodbye for Oliver Queen, as he’s said goodbye to friends and family, all while preparing for the Crisis that would threaten the entire multiverse. Well, the Crisis has come and passed, and Ollie is dead, having created a new universe for all his loved ones that is slightly different than the one his extended family remembers. And while we have seen how this new universe has affected other heroes, we only know about the future of Star City, being at peace for decades after Ollie’s passing. But what about our present? What has been changed, and what is next for everyone who knows Oliver Queen now? Continue reading
Welcome back! It’s a post-Crisis on Infinite Earths world now, and that’s big news, because all our shows are living under one Earth now! While we won’t see how The Flash is affected by this until February, we are going to recap all this new Earth lunacy in Supergirl, Black Lightning, and Batwoman. But first, let’s welcome back the Legends of Tomorrow! Continue reading
Welcome back from the break, Arrowheads! So in case you didn’t know from not watching Crisis on Infinite Earths (and also, why didn’t you?), Oliver Queen is dead. He died protecting the multiverse, and came back again to die (again), giving birth to a new Earth. A lot of things have changed (if you’ve been watching the other Arrowverse shows, you know it’s been quite a bit), but what about what happened to Ollie’s kids, Mia and William? What about their future, now that it’s already been radically changed already before Crisis? Continue reading
Welcome back from the holiday break, and welcome back to the second half of our recaps of Crisis on Infinite Earths! Before we close off this big crossover event, let’s just remind ourselves what happened last time, because it’s quite a bit. The Monitor assembles a team of heroes to combat the universe(s) destroying threat of the Anti-Monitor, and it goes…not so well. Oliver Queen gets killed off early, but may serve a bigger purpose in the fight yet to come, as something else. And as worlds are destroyed, our heroes fight to save the multiverse. Unfortunately for them, the last of their Earths are wiped away, and our core group of heroes find themselves whisked away to the Vanishing Point, a space outside of the universe where they are safe. That core group being: The Flash, Supergirl, Batwoman, White Canary, scientist Ryan Choi, Martian Manhunter, and…Lex Luthor? Just how do these seven even succeed at restoring EVERYTHING they’ve lost? And what is the dead Oliver Queen’s role in all of this? Continue reading
Welcome to the first of our special Recap Round-Ups on Crisis on Infinite Earths! There’s gonna be a lot of ground to cover, lots of team ups, lots of cameos, lots of surprises, and lots of deaths to cover for this one (making up the first three parts of this epic crossover), so let’s just get the basics out of the way. For the last year or so, we’ve had appearances by an alien being known as The Monitor, warning our heroes of a threat so immense it could destroy all of the multiverse! And now, things have lined up where that threat has come.
In the build-up, the Monitor recruited Oliver Queen and his friends (even bringing his grown children, Mia and William, from the future into the present) to prepare for the eventual multidimensional fight. Barry Allen has been living with the spectre of knowing The Flash will die because of this Crisis, and been preparing for that eventuality. And now, one of the Harrison Wells of the multiverse, Nash, may have just released said threat from its prison by accident! So, now the Crisis has begun! Continue reading
Welcome back! Welcome to the first of two Recap Round-Up posts this week, and this slightly brief one will deal with the midseason finale of Black Lightning, and give you a review of the second season of DC Universe’s Titans! It’s a busy week of recaps (we got half of Crisis on Infinite Earths to also do this week, you know), so let’s jump in… Continue reading
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