Arrow to The Flash, 5 superhero drama shows with unforgettable storylines you'll remember for life

Arrow to The Flash, 5 superhero drama shows with unforgettable storylines you'll remember for lifetime

Arrow on Colors Infinity-- Ace actor Stephen Amell made history with his formidable performance as billionaire Oliver Queen, who doubles up as vigilante “The Hood”. The fan favourite series aired for 8 seasons, winning over legions of devoted fans over the years. The Arrowverse has popularly crossed over with other DC Comics superhero shows including The Flash. The critically acclaimed series has won endless nominations in People’s Choice Awards and IGN Awards, amongst others. 

  The Flash on Colors Infinity-- Bringing every child’s fantasy of magically gaining super speed overnight, The Flash revolves around Barry Allen, a crime scene investigator who gains superspeed as a result of a chemical explosion. He uses his superpower to fight crime and shield his city from evil as a masked superhero. The series gained massive popularity for Barry’s story with his love interest, Iris and Arrow’s Felicity Smoak. 

Batwoman on Colors Infinity-- A pioneer in bringing the first ever lesbian superhero headlining her own series, Batwoman follows the journey of Kate Kane attempting to shield Gotham from violence in the absence of Bruce Wayne. Appreciated by fans and critics alike, the series brings a fresh perspective to the superhero world, winning many fans for making their main character a representative of the queer community. 

Daredevil on Netflix-- Inspired by the Marvel Comics character of the same name, this gritty superhero legal drama details the life of Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer who uses his heightened senses to fight crime in New York City’s Hell's Kitchen. Set in the Marvel cinematic universe, the immaculately written show has been lauded by critics for undertaking strong character development without compromising on the action and drama that accompanies a superhero series. 

Wandavision on Disney+Hotstar-- A magnificent display of creativity and innovation, Marvel’s miniseries Wandavison used the flashbacks, quintessential television tropes and the background of a suburban town to create history with this iconic show. A masterpiece fans have thoroughly enjoyed watching, creating a shockwave of fan theories that kept them engaged throughout. Critics applauded the series for acknowledging the central character’s grief in a wholly innovative way. The series earned a spectacular 23 Emmy nominations, of which it won three.