(Photo by Paul Archuleta/Getty Images) The Bat-family is getting bigger when it comes to The CW’s Batwoman, as the show is getting ready to introduce Stephanie Brown into the fold, who will be played by Morgan Kohan. Fans anticipating her appearance can now get a sneak peek at what she’ll look like in the series… Read More »
The CW’s Batwoman adds Krypton’s Wallis Day as new Kate Kane Following the big reveal from last night’s Batwoman episode, TVLine brings word that Ruby Rose’s Kate Kane has officially been recast with Krypton alum Wallis Day signing on to take over the role. Day is set to portray an altered version of Kate Kane… Read More »
Batwoman: Ruby Rose open to reprising Kate Kane role in the future Nearly a year since Ruby Rose’s surprising exit from The CW’s Batwoman, the Australian actress has opened up about her consideration of the possibility of returning to the Arrowverse to reprise her role as Kate Kane and despite the sudden nature of her… Read More »
As the series gears up for its January 17 return, The CW has taken to Twitter to share a new teaser for the forthcoming second season of Batwoman that sees new lead Javicia Leslie suit up in the outfit of the titular superhero. The teaser can be viewed below! RELATED: The CW Sets Premiere Dates for Batwoman, Walker,… Read More »
If you want to get a head start on giving yourself something to look forward to in the new year, The CW is here to provide. The network’s early 2021 lineup is already pretty stacked with your favorite shows and highly anticipated new series. Batwoman, which comes back for Season 2 with Javicia Leslie officially… Read More »
After months of waiting, Warner Bros. and The CW have released the first photos of Javicia Leslie in her own Batwoman suit, and it looks like she is officially ready to fight some crime. Leslie, the first Black woman to play a live-action Batwoman, will star in Season 2 as Ryan Wilder, who will take up the Batwoman mantle… Read More »
One thing ends, another begins. It’s hard to think of a better example of that old maxim than next week’s Batgirl #50, the extra-sized final chapter of Barbara Gordon’s ongoing series. Kicking off in 2016 as a part of DC’s line-wide “Rebirth,” Batgirl has seen its hero leapfrog from the high-tech, click-savvy world of Burnside (home of Barbara’s now-iconic… Read More »