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Comic book fans' favorite voodoo shaman Papa Midnite does the two-step with CONSTANTINE while The Devil's Vinyl plays.

You would expect that ARROW's computer hacker extraordinaire Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) would have a zany backstory and you'd be right.

Creatures terrorize a mining town and John tangos with a new leading lady on this week's episode of CONSTANTINE, 'The Darkness Beneath'

Griffin Theatre's glorious production of the revised Tony award-winning musical 'Titanic' is a must-see for musical theater fans.

Yes, gentle readers, Bobbi Morse (aka Mockingbird, played by Adrianne Palicki) has gone back to her blonde tresses that the comic book character is known for, but that's not all then went down this week. With an episode titled “A Fractured House” the ragtag band of badass on MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. probably won't be in for a light-hearted romp.

Captain Cold and THE FLASH have been duking it out in the comic books since 1957's Showcase #8. And now the master of the flash freeze comes to the the latest TV version of Central City, home of the Scarlet Speedster in Episode 4 of THE FLASH.

After a disastrous movie adaptation staring a miscast Keanu Reeves, DC Comics' popular master of the dark arts John CONSTANTINE gets resurrected as a weekly TV series on NBC.

The boys take a South American trip and Laurel meets a shirtless Wildcat on this week's episode of ARROW.

Team ARROW barely keeps it together after Sara Lance's shocking death in this weeks ARROW.

Agent May literally fights with herself as an art heist goes wrong on this week's episode of MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.

THE FLASH deals with a villain who can clone himself at will as one of his friend's literally kills to keep a secret on the second episode of CW's THE FLASH

Sometimes it doesn't pay to get attached to a character on a TV show like ARROW as tonight's shocking surprise death shows.

Brainwashing is Hydra's game, but Coulson comes clean on this week's episode of MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.

Barry Allen gets struck by lightning and develops some serious core muscles on the premiere episode of the CW's THE FLASH

DC Comics' Scarlet Speedster tries to prove the second time is the charm with a relaunch of a TV series based on its superhero THE FLASH.

We begin the second episode of MARVEL AGENT'S OF S.H.I.E.L.D. where we left off: Mercenary Lance Hunter (Nick Blood) is trapped in an overturned SUV. The other passengers in the car -including Agent Hartley (Lucy Lawless in a much hyped albeit teeny, tiny guest role)-are still dead. Agent Hartley, we hardly knew ye.

We begin with a flashback to Austria 1945. Agents of Hydra have retrieved some shiny trapezoid that the German commander says rather sinisterly, 'may hold zee answer to death itself.'

In anticipation of the second season of ABC's semi-superhero comic book show, MARVEL'S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D., one of BroadwayWorld TV's Superhero Experts, Misha Davenport has put together a declassified dossier on the S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra agents that will play a role in Season Two.

Fans of the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name will find a much more true adaptation of the book than in the 2009 film.

Show runner Steven Moffat tantalizes with some spoilerific details of what's ahead for the time-traveling doctor and his companions in season eight