8 Things To Expect From The Flash's Crossover With Supergirl

by Andrew Pollard

1. The CW€™s DC Heroes Have A New Ally

Whilst Arrow, The Flash and now Legends of Tomorrow all largely operate on their own as shows, the characters in these shows aren€™t afraid to lean on one another if the need arises. As such, Oliver Queen has been known to turn up in Central City, Barry Allen may pay a visit to the Arrowcave, etc. With Supergirl now set to potentially exist in the same world as the Emerald Archer, Scarlet Speedster et al, these heroes have a new ally to call on should a dangerous, game-changing threat rear its head. In fact, who€™s to say that the Maid of Might couldn€™t turn up to help tackle the ominous presence of Damien Darhk or Zoom. Obviously large parts of Arrow€™s fourth season and The Flash€™s second season have already been filmed, but there€™s no reason why the Girl of Steel couldn€™t be called upon at a later date. So, what are you expecting from The Flash's Supergirl appearance? Let us know in the comments section below.
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