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'Arrow' has long had a history of picking top genre stars for its own, and it seems the acclaimed CW drama will be re-lighting the 'Firefly' once more. Following Summer Glau's turn on the Green Arrow drama as DC villain Isabel Rochev, Glau's former onscreen 'Firefly' brother Sean Maher will portray the villainous DC bomber Shrapnel in episode 10.

Though last week's 'Arrow' installment "Identity" may have left Oliver Queen in a pretty pickle, it's nothing against the creep factor of his latest Starling City foe. The CW has released the first official clip from this week's "Broken Dolls," the first to star 'The Killing' vet Bex Taylor-Klaus as DC character Sin, though we'll have to hope she doesn't end up with a fate quit

This past week's 'Arrow' follow-up to season 2 premiere "City of Heroes" left the titular hero in something of a tight spot, as the Starling City police seemingly surrounded the hooded hero. But will next week's "Broken Dolls" see Oliver Queen in handcuffs? Find out in the first photos from the episode, featuring 'The Killing' star Bex Taylor-Klaus' debut as DC character Sin! R

Earlier today we caught wind of the fact that 'Arrow' villain Count Vertigo (Seth Gabel) will make his big return in season 2, but Oliver Queen may have much more pressing DC characters to deal with: Black Canary and Bronze Tiger! The mysterious blonde vigilante has finally remained still long enough for our first clear photo, while a new clip from tomorrow's "Identity" sees Bronze Tiger

The CW's 'Arrow' season 2 premiere may not have hit the mark in its ratings, but fans and critics were quick to cheer "City of Heroes" as on target. To that end, The CW has placed the entirety of the action-packed 'Arrow' season 2 premiere online, as well as the first photos of next week's installment "Identity," featuring 'The Dark Knight' star Michael Jai White as DC's Bronze

Earlier this week we broke the news that a major DC player would make his presence known in 'Arrow' season 2, but it seems another DC big bad has been confirmed as well. The catch? We've already met him! Season 1 villain Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) may yet return when 'Arrow' season 2 kicks off its sophomore season on October 9, but what about that little hiccup we know to be in place followin

Late the other night we were shocked to learn that Warner Bros. and DC Comics had successfully negotiated the Batman prequel spinoff series 'Gotham' for a FOX order, compounding the existence of The CW's 'Arrow' and its potential 'Flash' spinoff, but it seems they weren't quite through yet. Classic DC supernatural hero John Constantine will conjure up his own NBC series as well, produced by David

DC comics and Warner Bros. have frequently been accused of following Marvel's more successful lead in the last few years, most recently in regards to the blockbuster film franchises on either side, but never has it been more clear than with DC's latest shocker. Just minutes after the debut of Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,' Warner Bros. has announced the Batman franchise will return to TV with

We're still a few weeks away from 'Arrow' season 2 premiere "City of Heroes," kicking off an all-new year in Starling City that will introduce the likes of The Flash and Black Canary, but why wait for an early sneak peek? 'Arrow' season 2's first official October 9 premiere photo has arrived, featuring Summer Glau as Isabel Rochev, while a new "City of Heroes" synopsis takes us

Well, okay then! Earlier this week we'd heard that 'Arrow' season 2 was down to three candidates in casting 'The Flash,' to be introduced in the coming episodes as Dr. Barry Allen and speeding toward a potential spinoff next season, and the decision is in. Ex-'Glee' villain Grant Gustin will don the iconic red tights in 'Arrow' season 2, so what do we think of the choice?

Hello post-Labor Day rush! 'Arrow' season 2 won't let loose its fall premiere "City of Heroes" until October 9, but that hasn't stopped The CW from taking aim with a brand new trailer for the DC hero's second season! We've got Hood copycats, Bronze Tiger, Black Canary and more in a fresh new sizzle reel for the Starling City vigilante's second shot!

We'd already known that The CW's 'Arrow' would dip heavily into the DC reserves for its upcoming second season, even integrating a major 'Justice League' character, but has one of Batman's greatest enemies just booked a stay in Starling City? Potential spoilers of an upcoming episode title make an unmistakable reference to a famous 'Dark Knight' character brought to life in the Christopher Nolan f

A few weeks ago, 'Arrow' fans were shocked to learn that the DC-comics adapted CW series would soon break its apparent rule of incorporating superpowers by positioning the Barry Allen incarnation of the Flash for a potential spin-off series. Now, with the 'Arrow' season 2 premiere set for October 9, executive producer Marc Guggenheim has teased the arrival of another major DC comics super. Read Mo

The CW's 'Arrow' dropped a big enough bombshell at Comic-Con 2013 in the reveal of Black Canary's season 2 presence, but none so explosive as this morning's announcement that Barry Allen would appear as DC superhero "The Flash," potentially spinning off into his own series, and even into the 'Justice League' and beyond. Now that the bomb has dropped, what major new details on both Black

The success of 'Man of Steel' not withstanding, Warner Bros. and DC Comics made their first major breakthrough push toward a shared cinematic franchise in past weeks by introducing a 'Batman vs. Superman' movie, though the silver screen was far from the only target. Sources say that DC has begun fast tracking a 'Flash' TV series to be spun off of 'Arrow,' but what does it mean for DC's overall cin

The other day brought the incredible news that CW superhero drama 'Arrow' had tapped geek icon Summer Glau to portray a major DC-based villain for the upcoming second season, but it seems an extra tidbit has leaked in advance of the blockbuster series' Comic-Con 2013 panel, specifically the October 9 premiere title and a new character complicating matters for Laurel (Katie Cassidy).