Arrow

I never found Smallville cool enough to pay attention to it, but in retrospect, it's not bad to compare the various DC characters in this series version. Because Arrow continues in that vein, and in place of the promised Amazon, its spin-off becomes The Flash. Beyond all expectations, the series got a full 8 seasons and a whole bunch of former Spartacus actors came on board, so it actually became a kind of acceptable popcorn viewing. (16/10/2012)

If I were a bigger fan of Arrow, I'd have to give this episode, Invasion!, a lot of credit. But that's not quite how my emotions worked. It was obvious that the creators didn't yet know how to work with the added Kara throughout the event, but in the following years, it's been alright. (15/12/2019)

The stories from Nazi Country X continue. It's a fitting idea, reminiscent of the famous book (and soon-to-be animated film) "Red Son," in which Superman becomes a hero of the Soviet Union. In this way, we mirror the general Overgirl, who identifies with the ideology of the Third Reich and loves her Fatherland. What's more, her husband is Dark Arrow. I like how the Arrowverse creators have gradually learned to work with material that has been unused for years. (16/12/2019)

If I were to judge the introduction of the CW version of Batwoman this retrospectively, it's almost laughable how the creators promised something quite different than what her solo series later delivered. Here, Kate Kate is much more like Lisbeth Salander than anyone else. (14/12/2019)