Yeah, I think she'll join the Arrowverse. I always saw this webseries as just introducing her to the general public, so she can have an expanded role in one of the other shows. Then again, the way the CW is going, there'll be another DC spin-off show coming next year.

The actress looks like the animated version, or Vixen in general?

I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question for those who saw this series: How does this version of Vixen compare to the one on JLU? She wasn't in a lot of episodes, but she made her time count with some great lines and action.

The funny thing about that is watching the 90's animated X-Men Days of Future Past 2-part episode, Bishop had a HUGE role in that. Naturally, I was a bit surprised to see that he barely even spoke in the film. But I do slightly recall his name being uttered (once) early on.

You raise an interesting point. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, we got 3 Blade films, animated Spawn series, Static Shock, and a live-action Spawn movie. There's been a dearth since then.

No, we'll see her again. Why else include Arrow and the Flash (although in cameos) in the series?

Can't do it. I hated "Limitless" the film. Minority Report is filmed in my hometown and Meagan Good is a pleasant weekly distraction. But I agree with you: MR is not so fun kind of stupid.

It's a good distraction.

I think she's concerned about why the producers have her showing cleavage in damn near every outfit.

Cool. I'll watch it. Those Before Watchmen books were pretty solid.

If I'm to believe this episode and "Hustle and Flow", Ludacris will always shit on Terrence Howard's musical efforts.

Didn't see last night's episode yet. Just to confirm: Hawley's gone for good too, right? [fingers crossed]

I really liked your post. Even if you're a Justice League super-villain, that rant was a good one to read.

It'll be interesting in the future episodes if those jackets come in a variety of shades and materials, yet still have the requisite boob window.

In fairness, the person wearing the bikini was Meagan Good.

Empire: where even the prosecutors are over-the top.

I agree with you, but I also liked the reviewer's point about the pointlessness of the "1.7 Black men in prison" line. They made it out like that ongoing societal injustice is somehow tied to Lucious. I was more confused by it than offended. It just seemed ill-placed to try to make some kind of "statement" in that…

Was it "Hannibal"? The captioning said, "that skinny animal". I guess Hannibal works better, though it sadly reminded me of a FAR superior show.

Christ..

I haven't even watched it. I'm waiting until it comes on TV (which should be about 1-2 more years.)