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Just yesterday we learned that FOX's Batman prequel 'Gotham' TV series would in fact include a number of characters from the Dark Knight mythology, among them Bruce Wayne and his most iconic foes, but has Commissioner Gordon's leading role already been cast? 'Sons of Anarchy' and 'Vikings' star Donal Logue has reportedly been offered the part!

The CW's breakout hit 'Arrow' won't return for its 2014 premiere "Blast Radius" until next Wednesday, but fans needn't wait any longer for a preview of Oliver's new mission, and an update on the love lightning-struck Barry Allen. See what's keeping Oliver up nights in the first official clip from January 15 installment "Blast Radius"!

The CW gave us an early look at 'Supernatural''s 2014 return this morning, but with 'Arrow''s premiere also a week away, why wait for a fresh new look at the season? The hunt is on for Brother Blood as Oliver's foes come out of the woodwork in 'Arrow' season 2's latest trailer, including the surprise return of 'The Dark Knight' star Michael Jai White's return as Bronze Tiger!

So far we've heard criminally little of FOX's surprise 'Gotham' TV series, centering its story on the detective career of a pre-Batman Commissioner Gordon, but apart from a few recent rumors, it seems the buzzworthy pilot at least has a respectable director. 'CSI' vet Danny Cannon will helm the inaugural installment of 'Gotham,' while a new report suggests a young Bruce Wayne's inclusion in the se

The CW's 'Arrow' last left us on a note of hope among "Three Ghosts," but with Oliver Queen due to return on January 15 for the second half of its season, will anyone escape the newest Starling villain's "Blast Radius"? The first photos of 'Arrow''s 2014 return have arrived, and at least one character looks to be blown to bits if they're not careful!

The CW's 'Arrow' remains on break for the next few weeks, but what of the proposed 'Flash' spinoff, where last we saw Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) bathed in electrified chemicals and speeding toward his destiny? The first casting snippets for the 'Flash' TV series have emerged from 'Ghostbusters' star Ernie Hudson, revealing some surprising changes to the DC mythology!

Since the first season of 'Arrow' introduced 'Teen Wolf' star Colton Haynes as DC hero Roy Harper, fans have wondered when the CW drama would finally take the plunge and elevate another character to his comic destiny. As 'Arrow' heads into its midseason 2 finale with tomorrow's "Three Ghosts" however, has the time finally come? Find out in the first sneak peek from the hour!

When last we heard of FOX's upcoming Batman-adjacent 'Gotham' TV series, we'd learned that the pilot would pick up with a young Jim Gordon investigating the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne, explaining why we'd never actually see Batman within the series. That said, it seems Bruce Wayne may in fact have a much larger presence than we'd thought -- that of a series regular!

Wednesday night's all-new 'Arrow' installment, "The Scientist," kicked off the first of a two-part finale to bring the second season to its midway point and Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) into Oliver Queen's vigilante world. The arc will conclude with next week's "Three Ghosts," and the extended midseason trailer for the finale has hit with a heaping helping of spoilers!

The 'Arrow' universe has been especially abuzz with the imminent arrival of Grant Gustin's Barry Allen in tomorrow's "The Scientist," making The CW extra generous with its promotional goodies. Yet another clip of Barry Allen's flashy 'Arrow' integration has arrived, along with a few new updates on future DC characters to come!

This Wednesday will see 'Arrow' introduce its toughest sell yet as The CW's DC series brings Barry Allen to Starling City in a flash for "The Scientist," but the scarlet speedster may just be the tip of the iceberg. A new teaser for the series suggests we may be seeing such rumored DC heroes and villains as The Question, Red Hood and more!

We haven't heard much about FOX's Batman-avoidant 'Gotham' TV series since the announcement of its order the night Marvel premiered 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,' but with development already underway, it seems a few key timeframe details have emerged to explain why the Caped Crusader won't show his cowl in FOX's 'Gotham.'