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Marvel and DC have always thrived on heroes duking it out against each other in any form of media.Civil War,Injustice,Batman v. Superman, andX-Men vs. The Avengershave all been some of the most popular stories to come out of the two superhero juggernauts. This is also true for the small screen, as The CW saw something similar develop on its own DC block of shows.
Flash vs. Arrowwas a two-episode crossover event that saw the biggest projects in The CW’s DC block of shows coming together to firmly establish its shared universe on the small screen. As the franchise expanded, such crossovers and cameos would become more and more commonplace,Flash vs. Arrowstill remains one of the most fondly remembered crossovers of the IP.
Flash vs. Arrowkicked off the best part of the Arrowverse on The CW
Arrow, withStephen Amellin the lead role, was one of the best DC live-action shows to grace network television, kicking off a whole new era of the CW, which eventually culminated in shows likeThe Flash,Legends of Tomorrow,Supergirl, andBlack Lightning. However, one of the greatest entries in the franchise as a whole was whenThe FlashandArrowcrossed over to create one of the most epic crossovers on the small screen at the time.
The shows that were on The CW were keen on doing a lot of comic book storylines before they made their way to the big screen. FromFlashpoint ParadoxtoCrisis on Infinite Earths, all found a home in the Arrowverse, with their own unique twists as they were adapted with a limited set of characters.
The Arrowverse created a shared universe that was the center of The CW
The CW ushered in a new era when it began airingArrow,which was largely considered a great show by itself. Subsequently, the show was able to introduce a slew of characters that ended up with spin-offs of thier own, creating a shared universe on the small screen that was immensely well-receivedfor the most part.
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WithSuperman & Loisending its final season, the Arrowverse has no surviving vestiges on the CW, or anywhere else for that matter. This remains the only part of the DC Multiverse not acknowledged byThe Flashfilm, which paid homage to every other live-action iteration of the DC Universe.
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