A major The Flash star addresses the possibility of reprising their DC role following the Arrowverse's conclusion. After Arrow's massive success, The Flash premiered in 2014 to expand the then-flourishing Arrowverse and transform it into a giant, interconnected TV franchise. The Flash ran for nine seasons and nine years, introducing many of the Scarlet Speedster's famous and lesser-known allies and enemies, as well as a few original characters who earned the hearts of viewers. 445527

Grant Gustin did a great job as Barry Allen in The Flash, but even he acknowledges that there were moments when the show seemed to lose its way. Before the DCU kicked off, The CW's Arrowverse was arguably the best shared universe DC had. However, there were moments when the show's began to lose focus, and things became less entertaining.

DC Studios dropped its first full-length trailer for James Gunn's Superman, and with its release, a lot of new information about the film has emerged. Starring David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman, it will follow the hero early in his career as he accidentally stirs up international controversy and draws the ire of Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult). In addition to Corenswet and Hoult, Superman stars Rachel Brosnahan, Edi Gathegi, Isabella Merced, Sara Sampaio, and Nathan Fillion, among others.

The Arrowverse almost had a very different path for Tyler Hoechlin's Superman as The CW star opens up about the initial DC plans for his journey as Krypton's last son. After more than a decade on The CW, the Arrowverse franchise concluded its run in December 2024 with the final season of Superman & Lois. Although Superman & Lois became one of the most critically acclaimed DC TV properties for The CW, the Man of Steel almost didn't get far enough to have his own series in the Arrowverse.

It's easy to call Supernatural The CW's magnum opus, as the series ran for 15 years across an impressive 15 seasons, the longest-running show the network ever had. Alongside the spooky atmosphere and incredible writing, especially in the early seasons, Supernatural largely succeeded due to the sheer charisma and chemistry between Jensen Ackles and Jared Padelecki as Dean and Sam Winchester. It's a staple of The CW and was one of the most popular shows around since premiering in the early 2000s.

Grant Gustin has revealed the one fight scene in The Flash that he tried to change. Gustin had quite a few exciting battles overThe Flash's nine seasons, which included showdowns with other speedsters, different kinds of villains, and even a few heroes. The show's biggest foe was Reverse-Flash, who had many nerve-wracking fights with Gustin's Barry Allen. However, one The Flash fight sequence that involved both characters ended up being the one fight in the show that Gustin did not enjoy and even tried to change.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Absolute Flash #2!Sorry, Arrowverse fans, but one of the most beloved characters from the franchise officially bit the dust in DC Comics' twisted new universe. Fans knew that things were darker in the Absolute Universe, but now it's clear that the harsh environment has already killed off some surprising DC Comics icons.

Grant Gustin, along with several of The Flash cast, have addressed the chances of their return for a DC revival movie after their initial Arrowverse ending. Through its run as part of the Arrowverse franchise, The Flash was one of the most beloved shows in The CW's superhero universe, featuring Gustin as the fastest man alive for nearly a decade. However, despite airing 184 episodes, many fans have expressed wanting to see a revival of some kind in the future.

Katie Cassidy, who played DC heroine Black Canary in the Arrowverse, opens up about her controversial Arrow death. While Arrow may have ended nearly half a decade ago, one of the most discussed aspects of The CW drama to this point is the unexpected death of the Black Canary during season 4, as Cassidy's character was murdered by Damien Darhk. Even though it didn't take long before Cassidy was back in the Arrowverse, killing Laurel was heavily criticized by fans and critics alike.

Grant Gustin could come back as The Flash in the future after some encouraging comments and a few elements would ensure that his possible DC return is as great as it should be. Gustin has become the definitive version of Barry Allen outside the comics for many, me included. The actor did it all over nine seasons of The Flash, from hilarious moments with his impeccable comedic timing to deeply emotional scenes, Gustin's specialty.