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In the fourteenth episode of our review HERE – we had finally discovered the true intentions of Neron: open a portal to Hell and bring in our plane of reality as the beloved Tabitha.The plan of the demon that is managed to perfection with the Legends locked in the Ice age and the Time the Bureau stopped...
We left DC's Legends of Tomorrow with what was without a shadow of a doubt, the worst episode of this fourth season, i.e. the thirteenth – our review HERE – from running unbalanced and that it was configured as an episode in passing episode.The best things were the views from the end of the episode...
In the twelfth episode of our review HERE – the Legends had their first confrontation “direct” with Neron.Sara had in fact forced to get rid of Ava, captured by the demon and designated it as its new host while Charlie, Constantine and Nora had concocted an ingenious plan to attract Neron or convince...
We left DC's Legends of Tomorrow, in 1802, with an episode – our review HERE – which, although not without some step vacuum had transferred in an organic way the story arc linked to the exploitation of magical creatures with that definitely the main tied to Constantine and the demon Neron.Hank Heywood...
As announced by the president of The CW Mark Pedowitz during the recent Upfront, the next crossover of the Arrowverse, Crisis on Infinite Earths, will run for five episodes and, for this reason, it's important that all of the series in the Arrowverse, including Legends of Tomorrow (after the exclusion...
The episode of last week had seen the Legends travel to the America of the early ’70s to help president Nixon – our review HERE. The episode had also sanctioned ideally, the end of the narrative arc that he had seen the protagonist Hank Heywood; the man had tried to abolish the plan that included the...
After almost four months of pause, she was back, last week, DC's Legends of Tomorrow with an episode – our review HERE – who had the arduous task to take up the thread of the events of the first part of this fourth season – well fleshed out in the mid-season finale in December – and at the same time...
We left the fourth season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, even to the last December, with an episode that had proved to be a very solid mid-season finale – our review HERE – pulling a bit’ sums and resulting in a very convincing ideas of the first part of the season.Remember the fact that the Legends are...
The Flash will return from Saturday 16 march at 14.30, with the first two episodes, titled " rebirth of Flash and mixed-Signal.It will also return immediately after DC's Legends of Tomorrow, the new episodes are always first in TV viewing, confirming the Saturday afternoon as dedicated to DC characters.Still...
As has become the habit for the network “young” general american, The CW has renewed at a single stroke, and at mid season a large part of their own offer serial. Will then return with new seasons, the stainless group DC Comics – Arrow (season finale), The Flash (sixth), Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow...
We left off last week DC's Legends of Tomorrow with a cliffhanger potentially disastrous – our review of the episode HERE. In a desperate attempt to escape to Neron, the powerful entity that hunts in search of his soul, Constantine had broken the golden rule of time travel: he had changed the past, and...
Last week DC's Legends of Tomorrow had suffered a small setback trying to concretize the status quo of Nate and of the new entry to Mona with an episode voted above all to the comedy, but decidedly devoid of stain – our review HERE – also showing the shortcomings of this season that they definitely how...
The episode of the last week of DC's Legends of Tomorrow – our review HERE – he was paying tribute to Japan and the kaiju movies – Godzilla and its derivatives – earning hardly enough. To accompany the setting definitely feature in the episode, there was also the abrupt evolution of the subplot with...
We left DC's Legends of Tomorrow with an episode that is trying to capitalize on the side of the most comic of the series was found to be immature and absolutely unconvincing – our review HERE. Not being able to make me laugh properly, and that the episode of last week we had left was a Constantine “wounded”...
We left DC's Legends of Tomorrow with a solid passing episode, and by the setting engaging that had tried to merge as much as possible the stylistic elements of the now-classic the series with the background of new entry John Constantine – our review HERE. One of the major consequences of the episode...
