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The Arrowverse, officially known as the CWverse, is a television franchise started by The CW based on characters that appear in DC Comics.
Television Shows
- The Flash (1990; retroactively)
- Arrow
- The Flash (2014)
- Constantine (retroactively)
- Supergirl
- DC's Legends of Tomorrow
- Black Lightning
- Batwoman
- Stargirl
Webseries
- Vixen
- Freedom Fighters: The Ray
- Blood Rush
- John Con Noir
- Chronicles of Cisco
- Stretched Scene
- Mr. Parker's Cul De Sac
Movies
- "The Flash II: Revenge of the Trickster" (1991)
- "The Flash III: Deadly Nightshade (Film)" (1992)
- "Vixen: The Movie" (2017)
- "Freedom Fighters: The Ray" (2018)
Crossovers
Gallery
Television series
The Flash (1990)
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Arrow
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The Flash (2014)
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Constantine
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Supergirl
- DC's Legends of Tomorrow Logo.png
DC's Legends of Tomorrow
Black Lightning
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Batwoman
Stargirl
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Web series
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Vixen
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Freedom Fighters: The Ray
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Blood Rush
John Con Noir
Chronicles of Cisco
Stretched Scene
Trivia
- For the first season of Stargirl, it was released on DC Universe and aired on The CW the following day therefore not being showcased in the 2020 promotional videos, meaning it is not count as a series in the Arrowverse despite their connection during the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event. However, after it was renewed for a second season by The CW, it started appearing in the promotional videos of the 2020-2021 seasons. As The CW renamed the Arrowverse as The CWverse, all CW series (including webseries created by the CW and released through other networks) based on DC Comics are counted as a series in the Arrowverse unless retroactively added.
- As Lucifer, Titans, and Doom Patrol airs on other respective networks, they are not counted as a series of the Arrowverse. However, their stories still connects to the Arrowverse in general due to the Multiverse concept.
- The Multiverse concept also applies movie universes (DC Extended Universe, Batman: The Motion Picture Anthology, Superman: The Motion Picture Anthology) that cameoed in the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event.
- For more information, see Crisis on Infinite Earths.
- As Lucifer, Titans, and Doom Patrol airs on other respective networks, they are not counted as a series of the Arrowverse. However, their stories still connects to the Arrowverse in general due to the Multiverse concept.