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The CW’s ‘Arrow‘ will return for its third season this week, joined by its new spinoff super-series 'The Flash,' and cementing DC's reign over superhero TV for the foreseeable future. The vigilante archer drama closed out its second season on an exceptional high, but what does season 3 hold in its quiver? Get ready for 'Arrow''s season 3 return with our comprehensive guide to everything we know about the new episodes, including new characters, crossovers, conflicts and more!

Yesterday saw 'Arrow' season 3 opening its quiver a bit with the first photos from October 8 premiere "The Calm," as well as a sexy new trailer for Oliver and Felicity. As it turns out, photos were only the tip of the arrow, as The CW has released a brand-new full-length season 3 trailer teasing more Olicity action, Arsenal, the Atom, Vertigo, Komodo and more!

The second season of The CW's 'Arrow' ended on a tremendously strong note with finale installment "Unthinkable," though we were left with a number of questions as to how season 3 would play out, with Olivers of either timeline in such vastly different circumstance. Now, we've learned of at least few new flashback characters, as well as a present-day villain and a new superhero character that sound suspiciously like a DC comics favorite!

Earlier today, 'Arrow' spinoff 'The Flash' raced out its first full trailer, but even as the last of the broadcast networks to reveal its full schedule, The CW was far from finished. The network issued its full fall 2014 schedule, pairing Barry Allen with the Winchester brothers and leaving a few other comic characters for midseason, while we've also got our first video looks at 'iZombie,' 'Jane t

Tonight's all-new installment of 'Arrow' will pay off a number of season 2 setups in introducing the titular DC "Suicide Squad," as Diggle leads a team consisting of Deadshot, Shrapnel, Bronze Tiger and his ex-wife Lyla. Our first clips from the hour see the Arrow's partner none-too-pleased to be taking on the assignment, but what about tonight's villainous lineup will set up a major 'Ar

A few weeks ago, The CW's proposed 'Arrow' spinoff series 'The Flash' gave us a quick peek at Grant Gustin suited up as the fastest man alive, though we really only saw the costume from the neck up. Now the network has released a full shot of Barry Allen's new duds, and he looks ready to bolt!

A great many castings of The CW's forthcoming 'Arrow' spinoff 'The Flash,' has emerged, though we haven't yet got a pulse on the Scarlet Speedster's decidedly sci-fi new series. That all changes today, with our first look at former 'Glee' star Grant Gustin suited up in the 'Flash' costume, mask and all! Are you ready to meet the new Barry Allen?

It only looks like Christmas outside on the east coast, but The CW has delivered early presents for fans of its most popular series, including 'Arrow,' 'Supernatural,' 'The Vampire Diaries,' its spinoff 'The Originals' and period soap 'Reign.' All five series have been renewed for additional seasons to carry into 2015!

Tonight's all-new 'Arrow' installment "Tremors" will pay tribute to comic history, as Oliver Queen takes to training Roy Harper (Colton Haynes) as a possible partner, but some of the biggest comic nods from the CW drama have yet to arrive. Before we feel the "Tremors," check out a first look at 'Spartacus' star Katrina Law as DC villainess Nyssa al Ghul, along with a closer loo

With 'Man of Steel 2'/'Batman vs. Superman'/'Justice League 1.0' delayed until 2016, we have an additional 12 months to sort through the rumor mill and try to piece together what the heck is going on in this increasingly bizarre production. The latest tidbit should prove interesting to hardcore DC superhero fans and possibly a little baffling to the comic book laymen. It seems that the 'Arrow' TV