Legends of Tomorrow, explained

Legends of Tomorrow might be the most ambitious television project ever set in the DC Universe: a time-travelling team of superheroes and villains.

Spinning out of The Flash and Arrow, the series will feature the rag-tag team of Hawkman, Hawkgirl, the Atom, Firestorm, Captain Cold, Heatwave and White Canary, led by Rip Hunter — as they travel through time to thwart the machinations of the villainous Vandal Savage.

[manofmoro]

Just a few minor errors: The Atom is from Arrow. Sara never went by Black Canary in Arrow, that's her sister Laurel's hero name. Sara went by "The Canary." Stein is pronounced "Stine."

[manhua_reader]

Legends of Tomorrow season 5 last episode on its very last scene close to an ending with a confusing of what exactly just happened and a cliffhanger of why Sara Lance gets abducted by aliens. ( I literally don't know why, but that's how it happened).

[paradoxacres]

...I kinda wish *Supergirl* was a part of this. Even if it's just a cameo or something.

I know it's not the most perfect tv show ever, but..Melissa Benoist is very good as Kara/Supergirl. It'd be a shame if she doesn't get to interact with the other DC superheroes.

[manty_monster]

Vandal Savages origin in the comics is so much better. The whole caveman thing brings his history back so much farther and he has so much more influence than the TV version. They neutered that aspect of his character and tied him to the Hawks making him just kind of a throwaway villain, . He should be BIGGER than that!

[manty_monster]

Also, not mentioned here, but in the comics, Rip Hunter's dad is none other than Booster Gold!

[psychepath]

Hey, at least it isn't more Felicity.

[OxKing]

Most of the DC stuff seems so lame... This new shows pilot was awful. Prefer Marvel big time!