Stargirl Will First Cross-Over in The Flash Before Appearing In Her Solo Series

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Stargirl has already appeared on both Smallville and Legends of Tomorrow, though she was played by different actresses both times. The current Stargirl (Arrowverse), is portrayed by Brec Bassinger who made her debut as the character briefly in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

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Further, Stargirl recently revealed the cast members who make up the Justice Society of America & Injustice Society. Both will feature heavily in the story of Courtney Whitmore, a high school student who becomes Stargirl.

She’s impacted by her stepfather Pat Dugan’s (Luke Wilson) old gang. He used to be the sidekick of Starman (Joel McHale), who was sadly killed in the line of duty. The series is set to include many classic DC characters, such as Hourman, Doctor Mid-Nite, and Wildcat.

Cross-Over With The Flash First

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However, before having her own solo showcase, she was also in talks to appear on this season of The Flash as part of a “bigger storyline” that didn’t move forward. “There have been talks of Stargirl getting to go on an episode of Flash, and having a bigger storyline, but it didn’t happen this season,” Bassinger said in an interview with IGN.

But I just think that would be the coolest thing. So much of my family has watched Flash for years.”

When The Cross-Over Finally Happen?

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Though it didn’t end up happening this season, it sounds like the possibility of a full-blown crossover is there for next season, provided Stargirl is renewed.

The series is a little different from The Flash and other Arrowverse seriesin that it’s a DC Universe show. The series will premiere on the streaming service each week, but then air on The CW the following day, starting May 18 and 19.

This will keep Stargirl connected to the Arrowverse. It also helps that series creator Geoff Johns has said crossovers, especially between TV and film, are entirely possible, hopefully for longer than the character’s introduction in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

In other words, let’s just wait & see shall we?

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