Supergirl: Triggers
Supergirl had a rough start with her first episode of the season, “Girl of Steel.” It doesn’t get a lot better for her in “Triggers.”
Gotham: The Demon’s Head
Gotham’s A Dark Knight sub-section of the current season now has to deal with “The Demon’s Head.” Bruce won the knife at the auction last episode, but doesn’t know why it’s so important, so he goes to an expert to find out. Bruce and Alfred go to one of the museums in Gotham, and recruit…
Arrow: Fallout
The other CW-DC Comics shows all had a 6 month gap between their seasons. Arrow, always having to be a bit different, went for 5 instead. “Fallout” is an appropriate name, as they very slowly tease us with who survived the blast on Lian Yu and who didn’t. I was hoping that, since they blew…
Legends of Tomorrow: Aruba-Con
Season Two of Legends of Tomorrow ended with “Aruba,” where the team kept saying they were going to take a vacation.
The Flash: Flash Reborn
Returning from summer vacation, The Flash is back with, “The Flash Reborn.” Iris takes over the voiceover chores with Barry still missing after last season’s finale. It’s been six months with the others carrying on Barry’s fight, and it’s not just the opening that Iris has taken over. The opening scene is Kid-Flash, Vibe, and…
Supergirl: Girl of Steel
The CW “Arrow-verse” returns for their fall season, leading off with Supergirl
Gotham: They Who Hide Behind Masks
They’ve done some occasional flashbacks and other scenes from the past on Gotham. This one sets the new record though, as we go back to Arabia in 123 AD.
Gotham: The Fear Reaper
Gotham’s Dark Knight story arc continues with “The Fear Reaper.”
Gotham: A Dark Knight: Pax Penguina
Gotham is the first of the hero shows to return from summer vacation.
Batman: Harley Quinn
DC continues to do really well with their animated movies. Their latest offering, “Batman and Harley Quinn” was another entertainingly good time. And they are definitely making the most of not having to worry about being a “kids’ cartoon” any more with their theatrical and Digital Video releases. Just like the adaptation of The Killing Joke dealt with a lot more adult themes, they do some scenes that never would have flown in the WB or Cartoon Network shows.
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