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        Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* involved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Superman and Lois Lane. Without a doubt the most iconic duo in DC Comics history. Rich with history and lore to pull and adapt from can this new show which is one in a long line of CWverse shows actually be any good?? reprising their roles from Supergirl / The annual crossover events are Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch as the two titular characters. Our new journey begins with a history lesson of the upbringing of Clark Kent from young baby inside of a fallen ship all the way to grown up Clark who began working at the Daily Planet. It is there where he met Lois Lane after being tasked by sticking with her to learn the ropes. Clark's upbringing was pretty basic living much of his life on his parents farm. His parents Johnathan and Martha were simple people who raised Clark into the man and myth he would one day become..Superman. The first time we see Superm...

          Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* involved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. After the season high of last week can Batwoman continue it's forward push towards consistently being a good show?? the episode begins as we see Jacob Kane talking to a guy in an alleyway. He hands over money in return for info on a group named The Collective but most importantly he is on the hunt for the Jack Napier painting. His meeting soon gets ended however as a paid assassin from Safiyah kills the man Jacob was talking to. Batwoman also appears within seconds and takes the guy into custody. Is there really a partnership brewing between Batwoman and The Crows?? not if Batwoman or Ryan Wilder for that matter has anything to truly say about it. At the end of last weeks episode Ryan and her ex-girlfriend Angelique had been re-introduced to one another. Well this week they are very much together after it's hinted that they spent a whole lot of time toge...

          Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* involved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Batwoman returns with new episodes after a week break. The episode begins with the drug ''Snakebite'' being produced. It has all manner of ingredients one most importantly is Fear Toxin. According to news and radio reports the drug is taking heavy control of Gotham's streets. And it is here where the episode really begins as we see a guy taking the drug. Batwoman soon swoops in demanding that this guy tell her who his supplier is. He refuses of course stating that the drug is the ultimate escape form. Batwoman soon enough has another problem on her hand as yet another man this time masked is soon running for his life from the bat-mobile (bad move dude) he soon gets trapped by the cars gadgets leaving Batwoman to question him. He refuses again but Batwoman tells the guy that sooner or later she will find the head of the snake and cut it off. Will Snakebit...

       Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* involved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. The third episode of Bat-woman's second season begins with an introduction to one of Gotham's most vicious serial killers..Victor Zsasz. Starting off in a hotel room we see him break in and murder 2 people in cold blood. This leads to him removing his shirt revealing an abundance of scars all over his body. Each scar on his body represents a life that he has taken. Removing his shirt he adds two new marks to his tally, one on his body and one on his head as the rest of his body has been pretty much been covered suggesting he has been in work in Gotham for a very long time. We skip to Ryan who is still trying to manage the new big responsibility in her life. Not only has she now become Batwoman but thanks to her parole officer she now needs to get a job and get a house. First off is a job and she gets one at the Hold Up bar. Now in Mary's possession she tells Rya...