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Thea Queen's been 'Speedy' since season 1 of Arrow. Looks like she's finally donning the cowl to join her brother's mission. Arrow premieres tonight!

The CW's newest DC heroes starring in the spin-off series Legends of Tomorrow have finally been revealed. The avatars of the Egyptian god, Horus, Hawkman and Hawkgirl are destined to reincarnate through out history.

As regular members of the Justice League, these two will be joining DC's already established television heroes Arrow, The Flash, Firestorm, ATOM and Black Canary sometime in 2016.

Rumors of a solo Hawkgirl spinoff show have been floating around the internet, but Hawkgirl actress Ciara Renée has confirmed via Twitter that no such show exists. Who knows though, maybe the network will consider it after seeing how excited we all got!

The CW is becoming the de facto home for everything DC comics. In addition to Arrow and The Flash coming back in September, it appears the network is working on a third series, Hawkgirl starring Ciara Renee. 

Hawkgirl appeared in the season finale of The Flash this year, and will also be starring in the upcoming crossover series, Legends of Tomorrow.

If you've been missing The Flash, worry not; you've only got today left to wait.  A new episode premieres tonight, and it looks like things are going to get interesting in the rest of the season.

In a move likely to blow up faster than Ronnie and Dr. Stein (sorry), the CW is apparently working on a new spinoff series featuring fan-favorite characters from Arrow and The Flash.  According to Deadline, the new series will star Wentworth Miller as Captain Cold, Victor Garber as Dr. Stein, Brandon Routh as the Atom, and Caity Lotz, who played the first Black Canary.  Given her character's fate, it's unclear who Lotz will be portraying.  The show will also supposedly feature three major DC characters who have not yet appeared in a TV series and is expected to premeire as early as next midseason.  

Would you be interested in watching this Flash/Arrow spinoff?

The CW's The Flash has been teasing the appearance of the iconic nemesis, Grodd, since the beginning. Now, he's finally appeared. Here's hoping we'll see a lot more of him in the future.

Based on a series from DC Comic's Vertigo imprint, iZombie will follow the re-animated corpse of med student, Olivia Moore as she feeds on brains to retain her humanity and simultaneously gain psychic imprints to track down murderers. If there's one thing Seattle's known for, it's murder.

iZombie will be joining both Arrow and The Flash on The CW. Hopefully with that track record, it'll do better than Vertigo's last TV adaptation, Constantine. We'll find out on March 17.