DC's Legends Of Tomorrow New Trailer: 16 Things You Need To See

4. Men Of Steel And Dark Knights

As Vandal Savage mutters the ominous and awesome line of €œI€™ve seen Men of Steel die and Dark Knights fall€, the majority of fans likely doused their pants with excitement. Sure, it€™s pretty much a guarantee that we won€™t be seeing Superman or Batman turn up at any point during Legends of Tomorrow€™s run, but this one line throws up the notion that we may still find out the fates of these heroes. From Savage€™s words, he€™s clearly seen the demise of both the Last Son of Krypton and the Caped Crusader, but what other stories does he have about those heroes? And similarly, Rip Hunter has that exact same knowledge and so can also elaborate on the stories of heroes and villains both old and new. With the future fall of heroes touched upon already in this trailer, that surely has eager fans hoping for more references such as this when the show arrives next year. For a start, wouldn't it be awesome to find out the fate of heroes closer to home, such as Green Arrow and The Flash. And that€™s before you even take into consideration the rumours of Connor Hawke appearing as a new Green Arrow at some point in the show€™s future.
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