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

15. Vandal Savage

Right from the off, this trailer makes no bones about giving us our first look at the nefarious, immortal, time-travelling rogue known as Vandal Savage, who would then pop up at various points throughout this impressive new footage. Savage is a comic book villain who's steeped in history, having made his debut way back in 1944 and then stepping up to be seen as a huge threat to the human race when DC saw fit to use him. As well as being immortal and able to travel through time, Savage is somebody who is also an expert in war and strategy, not to mention having a genius-level intellect. From what we learn from this trailer, this rogue has managed to conquer the entire planet and has set about changing the world for the worst.
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