Welcome to the Arrowverse Wiki

Welcome to the Arrowverse Wiki Based on the characters from the DC Comics, the Arrowverse is a television franchise. The shared multiverse is akin to the DC universe in their comic books, which has had crossover plot elements, settings, and characters. The CW began airing Arrow in fall 2012.

Introducing the multiverse, it paved the way for the universe to expand exponentially, reaching new territories as DC shows from all around joined the multiverse through annual crossovers. In 2019, the Arrowverse saw its biggest crossover yet, Crisis on Infinite Earths. With all life at stake, seven paragons and Oliver Queen, now the Spectre, held the line as they reset the multiverse.

How Many Episodes Have Been Aired Throughout The Arrowverse Across Four Media Platforms?

Series name Original run Amount of media produced Television series There have been a total of 749 episodes aired throughout the Arrowverse across four media platforms: The CW, CW Seed, The WB, NBC, and CBS. The Flash 1990–1991 22 episodes Birds of Prey 2002–2003 13 episodes Arrow 2012–2020 170 episodes The Flash 2014–present 156 episodes Constantine 2014–2015 13 aired episodes; 1 unaired[12] Supergirl 2015–2021 126 episodes DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 2016–present 105 episodes Black Lightning 2018–2021 58 episodes Batwoman 2019–present 46 episodes Superman & Lois 2021–present 16 episodes Web series Airing on CW Seed and YouTube, three animated and two live action webseries have contributed to the Arrowverse with content being released online. Vixen 2015–2016 12 episodes Freedom Fighters: The Ray 2017–2018 12 episodes Blood Rush 2013 6 webisodes John Con Noir 2015 1 webisode Chronicles of Cisco 2016 4 webisodes Stretched Scene 2017 3 webisodes Mister Parker’s Cul De Sac 2020 5 webisodes Comic book series Several comic book issues have been released online revolving around the characters in some of The CW television shows.

As well, a comic book series was for CBS’ The Flash in print. Several of the issues have been considered non-canon. The Flash TV Special 1991 2 issues Arrow 2012–2013 36 issues The Flash: Season Zero 2014–2015 24 issues Arrow: The Dark Archer 2016 12 issues Crisis on Infinite Earths Giant 2019-2020 2 issues Internet blogs Through the internet blogging sites Tumblr and Instagram, The CW promotes The Flash .

Portions of the novels have been considered non-canon. Video games CBS released a video game to promote their television series, The Flash . The Flash 1991 1993 TV shorts The CW has made a recent trend of releasing a non-canon advertisement for the current/upcoming seasons of the Arrowverse shows before a new airing block begins.

Year One 2013 Chasing Lightning 2014 Crisis Aftermath 2019

Warnermedia And Viacomcbs Are Considering Selling Off A Majority Stake In What Network?

The very fate of the Arrowverse hangs in the balance as WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS are considering selling off a majority stake in The CW television network, Deadline confirmed Thursday. Per the trade report, the decision stems from a leadership change at WarnerMedia following the corporation’s impending sale to Discovery by parent company AT&T. “As many of you are aware, over the past year or so, this transformative time in our industry has led to a series of business activity across media and content companies,” CW Chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz wrote in an internal memo obtained by Deadline.

Pedowitz went on to stress that it’s too early to speculate what might happen. But if the sale does go through (Nexstar Media Group is considered to be the favorite buyer at this time), what does that mean for the network’s library of shows, particularly the DC-inspired lineup produced by Greg Berlanti that comprises a good portion of marquee value? Well, according to The Wall Street Journal, which first broke the news, The network isn’t profitable as a stand-alone broadcast entity, but the content produced for it is a valuable asset for other platforms at the parent companies.

The obvious assumption to make here is that The CW’s collection of content (including non-DC titles like Supernatural, Riverdale, Walker, and Roswell, New Mexico) will be moved off the airwaves and onto in-house platforms like HBO Max. There’s already a precedent for this after the case of the now-defunct DC Universe, which saw Doom Patrol, Titans, and Harley Quinn shifted over to the WarnerMedia subscription service. In addition, Stargirl started out as a DC Universe (now a digital comic book service) exclusive before heading over to The CW.

Despite this uncertain future, Pedowitz urged his employees to remain optimistic. We must continue to do what we do best, make The CW as successful and vibrant as we have always done, he wrote in the memo. We have a lot of work ahead of us — with more original programming than ever, this season’s expansion to Saturday night, our growing digital and streaming platforms — and we thrive when we come together and build The CW together.