Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gustin plays Barry Allen/The Flash, debuting in 2014 as one of the first Arrowverse franchises to emerge from the original Arrow ...

When two heroes like the Flash and Arrow fight each other, who wins?! Turns out the viewers do, because the appropriately titled episode “The Flash Vs. Arrow” — the first half of the two-part event ...

Warning: spoilers for this week’s episode of The Flash beyond this point. Nicole Drum, ComicBook.com: A big part of the heart of the Arrowverse has always been the friendship between Oliver and Barry.

It’s official: Stephen Amell is returning to the final season of “The Flash” as Oliver Queen (aka Green Arrow). The CW announced the news Wednesday. “As soon as our final season was announced, we knew ...

Executive producer Marc Guggenheim revealed that two S.T.A.R. Labs members will be introduced in the 19th episode, penned by the team behind the CW spinoff. By Philiana Ng Grant Gustin Arrow Episodic ...

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While they exist in the same television universe, CW’s Arrow and The Flash couldn’t be more different. That extends to not just tone but also how they’re handled behind the scenes. Kevin Smith ...

Expect a big moment for Oliver in The CW's rookie drama By Marisa Roffman Plus Icon [Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Arrow/The Flash crossover.] Arrow star Stephen Amell acknowledged that “Oliver is ...

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The Flash's alter ego, Barry Allen (played by Grant Gustin), is zipping into The CW's Arrow this Wednesday at 8/7c, and he's making fast friends with Oliver's Girl Friday, Felicity. So how will ...

"Why don't we team up?" DC's television universe has never been afraid of 'crossing the streams' - at least within The CW bubble, and perhaps soon extending into that network's parent CBS. Lest we ...