DC's Legends of Tomorrow - TRAILER REACTION

Holy moly...
While Arrow may have dropped in quality in Season 3, it hasn't stopped it getting a fourth season, a fantastic spin off called The Flash but also a third show in the shared TV Universe continuity called DC's Legends of Tomorrow!
While yes, it does seem like DC are now going to do the whole Marvel thing of putting the company name as part of the title of the series, I'm pleased to see that Legends of Tomorrow looks absolutely brilliant.
Time-traveling rogue Rory Williams - I mean, Rip Hunter - must assemble a disparate group of both heroes and villains to confront an unstoppable threat to the planet…and to time itself, because time is always at risk in time travel stories.
Anyway, this looks to be a really interesting show. I'm interested to see how Arrow and the Flash figure into the team, and I'm surprised Roy's exit from Arrow wasn't to set this up as Arsenal, but the team looks good so far, consisting of the Atom, Hawkgirl (a new character to the DC TV Universe), White Canary (who is alive now for some reason?), FIRESTORM (or at least, the Martin Stein half), Captain Cold and Rory Williams - I mean, Rip Hunter. There was a brief glimpse of Heat Wave in the trailer, although no signs of Black Canary or Lisa Snart in the mix. I'm also surprised that Arrow and Flash are actually leads in the show, but maybe the team with change throughout the series' run.
With all the new TV shows for this Autumn looking pretty knaff so far, I'm happy to say that DC's Legends of Tomorrow looks awesome...what do you mean its not airing until 2016?!
DC's Legends of Tomorrow begins in January 2016 on the CW.

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