From the team that brought the successful and very popular Supernatural radio program The Crossroads, comes a new show all about the DC television shows that broadcast on The CW Network.

Welcome to the Arrow Edition of DC on CW. This week a discussion on Arrow 4x09 “Dark Waters”. Plus this week’s recommended reading.

This week’s recommended Reading! 

Justice League: Doom – another feature-length animated project from DC Universe, pits the League against a cadre of supervillains intent on not only destroying them, but humanity itself. But there’s also a second threat from within the JL’s own ranks, and one that knows their deepest fears and hidden weaknesses. Based on Mark Waid’s story arc “Tower of Babel” (of which part is included in this set as a digital comic book), Justice League: Doom attempts to dig into the psychological landscape of its heroes, though the feature’s relatively brief running time (75 minutes) doesn’t allow it the luxury of exploring the moral and ethical ramifications of the apparent betrayal within the Justice League. The story is well populated by some of DC’s most favored figures on both sides of the good/bad table, including Superman (Tim Daly), Batman (Kevin Conroy, returning to his iconic voice role), and Green Lantern (Nathan Fillion) for the forces of right, and Phil Morris (Vandal Savage), Olivia D’Abo (Star Sapphire), and Alexis Denisof (Mirror Master) as their opponents. Action is plentiful, and the voice cast, many of whom are veterans of both the Justice League series and previous DCA outings, handle the material with skill. For casual viewers, Justice League: Doom is a fast-paced, appealing actioner with a cast of characters familiar to even DC novices, but for longtime JL fans, especially those familiar with Waid’s original arc, the story streamlining takes away much of the dramatic resonance, leaving a well-crafted but unfortunately truncated project, not unlike DCU’s Batman: Year One.