With the massive success of The CW’s Riverdale series, it was only a matter of time before Sabrina the Teenage Witch got the go ahead from the network.

A lot of people on the Internet are talking about the interesting recent news that Robert Kirkman is taking his intellectual properties under Skybound from cable channel AMC to Amazon Prime.

Like The Ray, Black Lightning is a big step forward for The CW. It’s a mid-season replacement that I’m really looking forward to.

PRESS RELEASE – The CW presents its 2017-18 primetime schedule to advertisers, affiliates, and national media today at the New York City Center in New York City, with the multi-platinum, multi-Grammy Award-winning rock band Muse opening the show with the worldwide debut performance of their new single, “Dig Down.”

The CW has picked up the Black Lightning series, and tapped Cress Williams to play the title character. Today, we get our first look at Williams in his costume.

The final member of the Rogues Gallery makes his appearance in this week’s episode of The Flash. But is Abra Kadabra the only big bad to make an appearance?

It’s a musical! It’s a crossover! It must be a Duet! Take the jump for a look at the inspirations for this week’s episode of The Flash.

The new take on Archie and the kids of Riverdale has been a big enough hit for The CW that the network has decided to renew the show for a second season.

Gorilla Grodd returns this week in an all new The Flash. Will Barry and friends be able to help Harry, or will Earth-2 be doomed?

What happens when the fastest man alive and the fastest kid alive come face to face to face with someone who is untouchable?

H.R. is in trouble, and it is up to… Cisco… to save the day?

The Flash is back, and this week Barry must ponder the age old question, “Which is more of a problematic, borrowing the problems from the future, or getting a ten year loan with a zero down payment?”

Diamond Comic Distributors has announced two new exclusive statues from The CW’s Flash and Arrow series are headed our way next month.

Word has been circulating on the Internet recently that DC Comics is going to start an advertising campaign in January, running eleven different commercials on select cable television channels to advertise the trade collections of the first wave of Rebirth books. These include AMC, IFC, TBS, TNT, TruTV, El Rey and Boomerang. Not the most watched of networks, but they don’t have to be. Smart idea, I think. Let me tell you why.