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If ever you thought the first season of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow over the top, just wait until Season 2. Not only will the team face off against a “Legion of Doom” comprised of returning villains like Malcolm Merlyn and the Reverse Flash, so too have new Justice Society of America heroes come aboard, and even a certain Mayor Queen!

It must be May if Star City stands on the brink of destruction, but Oliver Queen’s hometown is far from the only major locale in jeopardy by this week’s Arrow Season 4 finale “Schism.” A new extended trailer for the May 25 closer sees Damon Darhk’s nukes once again on the warpath, while Star City erupts in an all-out streetfight. You know … again.

Just this morning we learned that Supergirl’s move to The CW would of course bring about a massive four-way crossover with The Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, and might our first teaser have already arrived? No, but The CW got real cute teasing Kara joining the ranks of our other DC heroes, also releasing the first trailer for Supernatural boss Jeremy Carver’s Frequency reboot.

‘Arrow’ brought Felicity family drama out of the woodwork for penultimate Season 4 outing “Lost in the Flood,” but what major Season 5 clue was name-dropped in the process? And is Oliver finally moving into the light? Find out in our full review!

Arrow may seem a little shorthanded going into the Season 4 finale, but Season 5 may yet return the team to its full strength. Even as one hero remains six feet under, Arrow Season 5 will reportedly return Colton Haynes as Roy Harper for a number of episodes.

Seasons 3 and 4 of Arrow have conspicuously scuttled off any and all characters related to DC’s upcoming Suicide Squad, to the point several past figures have been referred to as “off the table.” Now, Season 4 might surprisingly return one of the series’ biggest antagonists, however briefly.

The Flash Season 2 has plenty of questions left to answer as we head into the final May episodes, though Arrow fans in particular are eager for a look at Katie Cassidy back in action as the Earth-2 Black Canary, or the sinister “Black Siren.” Now, an “Invincible” synopsis and word from the cast teases some “morbid shock,” while Wally West may get his own speedy hero before long.

‘Arrow’ returns for a grave hour with the fallout of a mystery “Canary Cry,” but who’s under the new mask, and what does it mean for Season 4’s endgame? Are you well-stocked on tissues? Find out in our full review!