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[h=1]Legends of Tomorrow: Arthur Darvill on Becoming Rip Hunter[/h]

The DC TV universe is going strong on the CW, with Arrowin its fourth season and its spinoff The Flashentering its second season, and it’s set to expand even further in 2016 with DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. With a TV multiverse now established on The Flash, this further spinoff will dive headlong into time travel and follow time master Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill) as he recruits a multitude of heroes and villains to go up against the corrupt immortal Vandal Savage (Casper Crump).
Legends of Tomorrow will feature characters we’ve met already, like Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh),White Canary (Caity Lotz), Firestorm (Victor Garber) and villains Heatwave (Dominic Purcell) and Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller), and will also introduce Hawkman (Falk Hentschel) and Hawkgirl (Ciara Renée). At the center of them all is the time-traveling Rip Hunter, a DC comics character who dates back to the 1950s.


British actor Arthur Darvill (perhaps best known to audiences as Rory Williams, one of the companions of the Eleventh Doctor on Doctor Who) spoke with Comicbook.com at New York Comic Con about his approach to Rip Hunter and what fans can expect from the series. When asked if any other Time Masters like Hunter will show up, Darvill could only answer “I don’t want to say!”
When asked about the various iterations of Rip Hunter in the comic books over the years, Darvill went into more detail, saying:

“Yeah. Yeah, I think having read a lot of the comics, what’s quite nice is that I couldn’t quite get a grip on who he was, personality-wise. I think that’s kind of quite interesting. I love the idea that he’s very private and he has that kind of adventurous side but he doesn’t like to reveal too much of himself. But he’s got some dark stuff that’s happened to him in the past (or the future) that he’s dealing with.
“What I feel they’ve done so well writing-wise and what they’ve asked me to do with it is sort of exciting and takes it to a different place that it hasn’t been to in the comic books yet. I think that’s such an honor to be able to do, but I think the fans of the comic books will be very pleased with the way the character develops.”
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Darvill was also asked to comment on Rip Hunter’s unreliability – he frequently cannot be trusted, which will be an issue when Hunter encounters proven leaders like Ray Palmer/Atom and heroes with mentor issues of their own, like Barry Allen/The Flash (Grant Gustin). According to Darvill:

“He’s got his own agenda, and whether that fits into everyone else’s is yet to be seen. I think there are some serious trust issues because he doesn’t like to give anything away and he’s trying to achieve what he wants to achieve. He kind of keeps people on a need-to-know basis and it doesn’t always necessarily work out well.”
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The inclusion of Hawkgirl was addressed, since the character is (sometimes) a reincarnation of an ancient warrior, which could mean that Hunter may have encountered her before, in a different form. Darvill’s answer was typically cagey, but he hinted at the notion of having encountered some of the heroes at villains at different points in time, saying “I don’t want to give away too much, but it’s going to be interesting seeing where these characters are throughout different points in history.”
While Darvill’s Rip Hunter sounds very much like a shadier version of Rory’s old friend the Doctor, Hunter’s central purpose is supposedly to oppose Vandal Savage and save time itself. Hunter will have to convince a group of very dissimilar people to help him with this, and if he has such a noble (on the surface) mission, he’s likely to say anything to get what he wants. Fans of The Flash and Arrow might be able to imagine some of the plot twists to come, but the wide open terrain of time travel should hold plenty of surprises, with Hunter at the heart of them.
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is expected to premiere on the CW in 2016. Season 2 of The Flash is currently airing on Tuesdays at 8pm on the CW, and Season 4 of Arrow airs on Wednesdays at 8pm on The CW.
Source: Comicbook.com

 

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[h=1]Legends of Tomorrow: Hawkgirl’s Origin, Future, and Flash Crossover[/h]

Legends of Tomorrow is going to be DC Comics most ambitious (and some would say, risky) superhero spinoff series for The CW, following in the footsteps of hit series Arrow and its spinoff, The Flash. The new show acts as miniseries spinoff of The Flash‘s time-bending mythology, in which a so-called time master named Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill) gathers various heroes and villains we’ve met in both Arrow and The Flash, for a team tasked with patrolling the time stream and thwarting an evil immortal named Vandal Savage (Casper Crump).
Though the team starts out as a combination of disparate personalities – Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh), Firestorm (Victor Garber), White Canary (Caity Lotz), Hawkman (Falk Hentschel), Hawkgirl (Ciara Renee) and villains Heatwave (Dominic Purcell) and Cold (Wentworth Miller) – are told that they are destined to become … (you guessed it) legendary heroes of the future.


One of the more intriguing aspects of Legends of Tomorrow is the inclusion of iconic DC superheroes Hawkman and Hawkgirl in the show; Hawkman will be played by Falk Hentschel (Reckless), while Hawkgirl will be played by theater actress Ciara Renee (Pipin).
For years DC fans have either anticipated or dreaded seeing Hawkman in a live-action DC Universe. The Superman origin show Smallville brought the character to TV screens – and while the character of Carter Hall/Hawkman was well portrayed by actor Stargate SG-1 actor Michael Shanks, the visual effects to create Hawkman’s powers were a bit on the cheesy side:

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Hawkman and Hawkgirl both have pretty convoluted origin stories (in different versions they’re either reincarnated lovers, or alien police officers, or both). The effects to make their “bird people” powers look good onscreen – let alone on TV budget – LET ALONE in an ensemble show where there are multiple superpowered characters to service.
We came to New York Comic Con 2015 to talk with Legends of Tomorrow star Ciara Renee about what we can expect from here version of Hawkgirl, plans for the character’s future, and the planned crossovers with shows Flash and Arrow.
Q: What do you think about female superheroes [flooding] TV first, before the movies?

Ciara Renee: I love it! I love seeing female superheroes in general! I think we need a female-led TV show – where’s that at? [Laughs] So I think it’s great.
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Q: Do you think it’s changed? Apparently there was this idea that women didn’t like superhero stories.

Ciara Renee: Oh my god – Of course we do! I’ve always loved it! As a kid I used to watch ‘Justice League’ and everything like that. I loved that! Of course we love that! Yeah I think we’re definitely heading in a better direction; there’s definitely more heroines coming out, but I think we need to up it, big time. [Laughs]
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Q: Referencing the ‘Justice League’ cartoon, which your character was featured in very heavily. Hawkgirl has one of the most revised and retconned histories in DC Comics, I mean reading the Wikipedia page gets kind of crazy. What have they done to streamline that background for your version of the character?

Ciara Renee: Yeah, we’re definitely doing the reincarnation version. So she used to be an Egyptian priestess and has been reincarnated with Hawkman for centuries. So that’s kind of where we’re going with it. At present, that’s the storyline we’re working on, but I think what’s great is that they’ve created something where they have a lot of possibilities. Like we can go backwards and forwards in time and find all different kinds of Hawkgirls; we also have a different universe in ‘Flash’ – we have a different world – we brought Earth-2 into it. So I think the possibility to have more of the complicated storylines later on is available.
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Q: Have you sat down with Greg [Berlanti] and the other producers and talked about things like ‘Hawkworld’ and Thanagar?

Ciara Renee: Well they sent me all of the comics as soon as I was cast, and I’ve been reading them, and really enjoying them, actually! You know, right now, I think we’re all just trying to get through the beginnings, the origin, because Kendra didn’t know who she is; she didn’t know that she had powers; she didn’t know that she had a soulmate; she didn’t know that she is reincarnated; so right now, she’s just kind of figuring all that out.
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Q: When you’re playing the character – you said she doesn’t remember her past. When you switch to other times, is it always sort of a question of her realizing ‘I lived in this past, this is who I am?”

Ciara Renee: I think that’s kind of what we’re playing; she never really remembers and Hawkman has to kind of help her out.
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Q: Does that change you performance? Like do you have to play the character like she has some kind of strange knowledge and fear of that past?

Ciara Renee: I mean yeah! I think that when she first starts remembering and having visions of the past, it’s shocking and jarring to her and doesn’t make a lot of sense. But I think having Hawkman there to kind of guide her through it is helpful. And then, you know, unleashing those kinds of memories and that kind of wisdom and knowledge about the world is really going to do something to her character. She’s not going to be all over the place and ‘I don’t understand this,’ after awhile, she’s going to kind of drop and say ‘Oh, I’ve seen this before! I know this!’
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Q: We kind of got to see her in the [season 1 finale] of ‘The Flash’. Are we going to see her more in ‘The Flash’ as well, and also in ‘Legends of Tomorrow’?

Ciara Renee: And ‘Arrow’.
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Q: And ‘Arrow’?

Ciara Renee: Yep – I’m on all the things!
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Q; Following up on that: Awhile ago there were rumors of your character getting her own spinoff show. The CW came back and said that’s false, but was there any kernel of truth in that?

Ciara Renee: Not that I know of! I don’t know where that came from! I mean I’m all for it but I don’t know where that came from! [Laughs]
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Q: Because it sounds like you more than some of the other characters are popping up on all these shows.

Ciara Renee: I think it’s mostly because I’m the newest; I don’t have an origin like everybody else does. Like uh, Fire… Firestorm has been on ‘Flash’, [Martin Stein] has been on ‘Flash'; Dominic and Wentworth were on Flash; Caity was on ‘Arrow’ and Brandon was on ‘Arrow’. So before they’d all kind of started on the other shows, basically, and I didn’t have an origin, so I think that’s why we’re using ‘Flash’ and ‘Arrow’ to springboard that story.
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Q: Can you talk about how we meet you on those shows?

Ciara Renee: Sure, sure, yeah, yeah, yeah! I just move to Central City in ‘The Flash’, and I’m a small town girl and I was like, “I gotta figure out who I am.” I think she’s always known there’s something weird or different about her, but she didn’t know what it was. So she makes this big change to find out, and she does end up finding out! [Laughs]
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There’s no firm premiere date for Legends of Tomorrow, though the series is expected in early 2016. Season 2 of The Flash is currently airing on Tuesdays at 8pm on the CW, and Season 4 of Arrow airs on Wednesdays at 8pm on The CW.

 

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[h=1]DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: Connor Hawke May Make an Appearance[/h]

What began with Arrow and continued with The Flash is culminating next year with DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. The limited series crossover event will be the first of its kind to hit television since the legitimization of comics and comic culture began its slow march through the mainstream. Legends of Tomorrow’s momentum is helped by its existence in the pre-established CW/DC universe, which has taken a Marvel-esque long-game approach to bringing the world of comics to life.
Already featuring characters from both Arrow and The Flash—such as Dr. Martin Stein (Victor Garber) a.k.a. Firestorm, Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh) a.k.a. The Atom, and Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) a.k.a. White Canary—as well as several new characters like Rip Hunter (Arthur Darvill, of Doctor Who fame) and Hawkgirl (Ciara Renee, in her first substantial role), Legends of Tomorrow is set to become a major TV event. Now, a fresh report suggests another intriguing expansion to the CW’s DC TV universe.


Comicbook.com is reporting that Legends of Tomorrow will feature an appearance by the DC comic book character Connor Hawke. Comic fans will recognize the name as the son of Oliver Queen, who briefly took up the mantle of the Green Arrow when his father was thought dead – and, in the New 52 DC Comics universe, currently operates as The Red Arrow. Warner Brothers has yet to confirm the extent of Hawke’s role in the new series, with Comicbook.com‘s sources only saying that he’ll be appearing – and that this version of the character won’t be the son of Stephen Amell’s Oliver from Arrow.
Beyond that, not much else is known about Connor or his appearance on Legends, and it’s more than possible that what has been told to us is simple misdirection. Given that the series follows a team up of DCEU villains and heroes as they travel through time to stop Vandal Savage (Casper Crump) from destroying the timeline, there will no doubt be plenty of unintended repercussions that ripple through the universe – creating new timelines and new universes in the process. With that in mind, it’s possible that in one of these timelines, Oliver Queen not only fathered a son but also perished in the line of duty.

It’s possible (as noted by Comicbook.com) that Connor might simply be a version of Green Arrow from the future, which also makes sense given the time travel premise of Legends of Tomorrow. Regardless, his presence is an intriguing addition to the CW/DC-verse – a place where liberties can and no doubt will continue to be taken with characters’ origins. Whether he exists in the show’s current timeline or an alternate timeline, it’s possible that Connor will take on a larger role in time – especially with the dimension hopping cat being out of the bag, thanks to the events of The Flash season 2.


DC’s Legends of Tomorrow premieres in 2016. You can catch season two of The Flash Tuesday nights at 8/7 central on the CW, and season four of Arrow Wednesday nights at 8/7 central.
Source: Comicbook.com

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Connor Hawke won't be the son of Oliver...? Don't know what the producers are thinking, what's the point of the character appearing, if he's not the son? I hope it's just wrong information.

 

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[h=1]DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 2016 Premiere Date Revealed[/h]

The CW launched their DC Comics shared universe with the premiere of Arrow, and featured The Flash’s Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) on the series before the speedster moved to his own show. Then, to further help launch The Flash, The CW featured a crossover event with Arrow in the first half of last season. Since the event received praise from fans, the pair of shows will feature another crossover event spanning both shows. This year, though, the Arrow and The Flash crossover will help to introduce the third DC Comics series set in The CW’s shared universe: Legends of Tomorrow.
The episodes, “Legends of Today” and “Legends of Yesterday” will feature new heroes that will go on to star in Legends of Tomorrow. Additionally, Legends villain Vandal Savage (Casper Crump) will also be introduced to The CW’s universe in the crossover event. Now, for those wondering when Legends of Tomorrow will officially debut, it seems a Warner Bros. TV exec has revealed the premiere date.


During a conversation at the Paley Center, Warner Bros. TV President and Chief Content Officer Peter Roth joined CW DC universe producer Greg Berlanti to talk about their year in TV. Roth praised Berlanti for his work on Supergirl and Blindspot, which landed the top spots in terms of highest-rated new series this fall. He went on to speak about Legends of Tomorrow, which he expects will premiere Thursday, January 21st, 2016.
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“Greg [Berlanti] is currently shepherding the numbers one and two highest rated new series of the year. With a third series, Legends of Tomorrow, [that] we have very high hopes for on January 21st.”
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The large cast of Legends of Tomorrow will feature a mixture of characters established on Arrow and The Flash, as well as some that have yet to be introduced. Brandon Routh stars as Ray Palmer/The Atom, Caity Lotz as Sara Lance/White Canary, Victor Garber as Professor Martin Stein and Fraz Drameh as Jay Jackson/Firestorm, Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, Dominic Purcell as Mick Rory/Heat Wave, Ciara Renee as Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl, Falk Hentschel as Carter Hall/Hawkman, and Arthur Darvill as Rip Hunter.

Although The CW has yet to officially announce its winter premiere slate and spring schedule, Roth is as fairly reliable source and unless plans change, it seems Legends of Tomorrow will arrive on January 21st. If it stays in the Thursday slot, The CW’s DC TV universe will run three consecutive nights every week (with The Flash on Tuesdays and Arrow on Wednesdays). Additionally, if Supergirl on CBS and Gotham on FOX are included, that’s four nights a week featuring DC Comics superheroes on broadcast networks.
Of course, one of the major conversations surrounding superhero media, especially in terms of film, is whether or not audiences are beginning to experience comic book fatigue. The Legends of Tomorrow scheduling, in addition to the number of other comic book-based series either in the works or arriving on TV, adds to the growing number of superhero series on television. That doesn’t necessarily mean comic book fatigue is inevitable, but Legends of Tomorrow may need to, at least, differentiate itself enough from Arrow and The Flash to fully earn its spot in The CW’s DC lineup.


The Flash continues Tuesday, December 1st with “Legends of Today” at 8pm on The CW. Arrow continues Wednesday, December 2nd with “Legends of Yesterday” at 8pm on The CW. DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is expected to premiere Thursday, January 21st, 2016 on The CW.
Source: Peter Roth

 

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Legend's if tomorrow new trailer is out.

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"I've seen Men of Steel die and Dark Knights fall."

DC's Legends of Tomorrow | First Look | The CW - YouTube

Freaking amazing. So we will see Laurel, and Oliver in the pilot episode also.
Plus...It comes out on 21st January. So on Wednesdays we get 'The Flash', Thursdays 'The Arrow', and on Fridays 'Legends of tomorrow'
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yay MORE dc

btw there was this live chat with robbie and stephen i did yesterday night.. i was just on fb and all of a sudden my amell notification said they are doing a live session right now i quickly jumped to it and in that session 5 10 minutes a guy in there said about a NEW DC tv show coming up no new details or name was told but robbie knew about it and told stephen in the ear... still dont know what show could that be another DC show in the works

 

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Looks good. Loved the batman and superman references.

 

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saw the trailer MAN epic stuff from DC yet again coming i thought captain cold was in but seems like heat wave is too the scoffield brothers are once again back on the screen

 

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[h=1]Rumor: Constantine to Join Legends of Tomorrow in Season 2[/h]

Perhaps it’s appropriate for a show all about the supernatural that fans of NBC’s Constantine keep trying to bring it back from the dead. The ill-fated series based on the Hellblazer comics only ran for one season before cancellation, but recently found a way to live on when lead Matt Ryan reprised his role as the quick-witted magician in The CW’s Arrow.
With Constantine now official part of The CW’s shared comic book universe, fan efforts to bring the character back have redoubled with an online petition that currently has over 73,000 signatures. After all, John Constantine notoriously cheated death in one of the most famous Hellblazer story arcs, so surely a mere cancellation can’t keep him down for long. Now it seems that the outpouring of support may have had an impact, as a new rumor suggests Constantine will be back… though not as a solo act.
Bleeding Cool claims that “a reliable source” has revealed interesting plans for a second season of The CW’s upcoming team-up series DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. The show, which is set to debut in January 2016, will feature a crew of heroes and villains plucked from the casts of The Flash and Arrow, including the Atom, Captain Cold, Hawkgirl and Firestorm. According to this report, however, the plan is to “radically switch casts and missions each season,” and in the second season one of the new team members will be John Constantine.
The other part of the rumor is that Steven R. McQueen (The Vampire Diaries) is being sought to play another Season 2 hero. This casting news seems like a bit of a stretch, since the show hasn’t even premiered yet, but it’s possible that McQueen’s potential character will be introduced as a guest star in Season 1 before later becoming a regular.
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Obviously this is from an unofficial source and should be treated as pure rumor for now, but it would certainly make sense for Legends of Tomorrow to feature a different mix of ‘Legends’ each season. The inclusion of Constantine also raises the tantalizing possibility that The CW and showrunner Phil Klemmer could be planning something along the lines of Justice League Dark, the only superhero team that Constantine is strongly affiliated with. That said, such plans might interfere with Warner Bros’ existing plans for a Justice League Dark movie.
While Constantine certainly had its problems, Ryan’s portrayal of the main character was a highlight and it’s a role that he seems keen to return to. We don’t know if this rumor is true, but we’re really hoping that it is.
The Flash continues Tuesday, December 1st with “Legends of Today” at 8pm on The CW. Arrow continues Wednesday, December 2nd with “Legends of Yesterday” at 8pm on The CW. DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is expected to premiere Thursday, January 21st, 2016 on The CW.
Source: Bleeding Cool (via CBM)



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a sweet rumour i want it to come true !

 

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yay MORE dc

btw there was this live chat with robbie and stephen i did yesterday night.. i was just on fb and all of a sudden my amell notification said they are doing a live session right now i quickly jumped to it and in that session 5 10 minutes a guy in there said about a NEW DC tv show coming up no new details or name was told but robbie knew about it and told stephen in the ear... still dont know what show could that be another DC show in the works

Yeah saw that....maybe a Green Lantern CW show? Though i think that would be too much high budgeted with the special effects.
or a Hawkgirl series? or Titans?

Lets see

 

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[MENTION=17581]Gintoki[/MENTION] seems like hawkgirl to me...

 

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[MENTION=17581]Gintoki[/MENTION] seems like hawkgirl to me...

Isnt hawkgirl already in legends of tomorrow ? 0_0

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wth is the hidden show damn it

 

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[h=1]DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Poster: Their Time is Now[/h]


With the team in place and all members accounted for, Legends of Tomorrow gets a brand new poster that manages to cram everyone in. Take a look:

 

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New character posters:

Captain cold's jacket seems a little different, compared to his regular jacket in the Flash.
Also did they get rid of the white canary jacket? I don't see Sara spotting it in the new trailers, or new promotional material...

Anyway, while i'm excited for the show, the team members look boring. Only members i like are Sara Lance, and captain cold. And to some extent Ray Palmer(for his humor).

This new black dude, Jax jefferson, as the new firestorm is boring. I hope they get rid of him.


Excited to see Connor Hawke.

 

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[h=1]Legends of Tomorrow Was First A Hawkgirl/Hawkman Show; New Character Posters[/h]

With Arrow and The Flash, Warner Bros. have proven their ability to nail solo superhero story lines on The CW. With two crossover events, they’ve more than proven their ability to balance these worlds with one another, creating a strong, cohesive DC TV Universe.
Legends of Tomorrow is now poised to premiere towards the end of January, and it looks as though WB will once again ramp up the stakes and scale for its roster of more obscure DC heroes. However, that was not always the case; sources close to the upcoming team-up show indicate that it would have initially only focused on one or two members of its current lineup.


Sitting down for an interview with Kevin Smith on the Clerks director’s podcast Fatman on Batman, Kreisberg explained that Legends of Tomorrow was originally conceived as a show focusing only on Hawkgirl. Eventually this idea was expanded to incorporate Hawkman as well, having a flashback oriented structure — not unlike Arrow — that would follow their romance through their hundreds of previous lives.

As the development of the series progressed, the creative forces behind the spin off realized there simply was no way a show focusing solely on these two characters could surpass the tone or scope of The Flash. That’s when Legends of Tomorrow was born. As fans of the Arrowverse already know, the story of Hawkman and Hawkgirl’s history was condensed to fit this year’s Flash/Arrow crossover event, which in turn set the stage for Legends to premiere this spring.
Expanding the scope in such a way provides a distinct advantage for the show’s writers. While stories centering on Hawkgirl and Hawkman can still easily be told throughout the series, Kreisberg and the rest of the creative team now have the freedom to explore numerous other areas of DC’s TV universe without being beholden to any one of its many characters — arguably none of whom have the sort of mainstream recognition possessed by Green Arrow or The Flash.
With Legends of Tomorrow set to premiere next month, the marketing campaign for the series has now offically gone into full swing.

 

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so Basically, legends is a hawkgirl/hawkman type show....If so....i wonder dc tv Robbie amell was talking about in the live stream session of Stephen Amell.
I hope a Green Lantern CW show. Imagine Arrow/Flash/Green Lantern crossing-over....Though i wonder in the CW budget, it's possible to do a CW GL show..

 

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[h=1]EXCLUSIVE: Matt Nable's Ra's al Ghul Coming to DC's Legends of Tomorrow[/h]

Matt Nable will return as Ra's al Ghul in the ninth episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, ComicBook.com has learned and confirmed with WB/CW.

It's unclear whether Ra's will have somehow survived his apparent death at the end of Arrow's third season or whether his appearance will be the result of time-travel. We do know, however, that characters from around the world of Arrow and The Flash will be appearing in Legends, so it's not entirely surprising to see a character as major as Ra's explored.
Damien Darhk, another long-lived villain who has bad history with Ra's, will also appear on Legends of Tomorrow, actor Neal McDonough confirmed for ComicBook.com recently. Whether the two appearances will be related is also unknown at this point.


FUCK YEAH! I love him as Ra's, and he's way better than the Dark Knight's Ra's(Liam Neeson). Dark knight's ra's feels so dull, and feels like a white guy is just playing the role. While Arrow's Ra's is frightening, and has that asian/Egypt type feel to him. Oliver vs Ra's on mountain top was pure awesomeness.

I wonder if they go back in past, or they travel in future, and Matt nable's Ra's is somehow alive again? I hope it's the future...would be interesting, but i also want to see the past, when he and, Damien were in the league. Fuck Legends of tomorrow is turning out exciting, first Connor Hawke, and now this.
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