Batwoman ready to become the first television series of lesbian superheroes

Batwoman will soon have her own TV series, hopefully. Notably, it will be the first series of live superheroes with an openly gay head, considering that the character has been written as a Jewish bad since its reintroduction as Kate Kane in 2006.

The CW – The Arrowverse House – According to a series of reports, Caroline Dries (The Vampire Diaries) and Greg Berlanti, who oversees all DC Comics-based shows for the network, have come up with a Batwoman series in 2019. A bad herself, Dries debuted on Smallville in the day, before climbing the ladder until the showrunner on The Vampire Diaries.

The synopsis of the show describes Kane as "a bad and a highly trained street fighter, ready to smother the city's criminal resurgence". She is "armed with a pbadion for social justice and a flair for saying what she thinks" but "must defeat her own demons before answering the call of". to be the symbol of Gotham's Hope "

find a bad for the role of Batwoman as well. The actress will appear for the first time in a crossover in December, but we do not know which series – Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl or Legends of Tomorrow – will present it.

Batwoman's entry into the Arrowverse will also bring Gotham City to his television universe. She will join other LGBTQ characters already part of the Arrowverse, including Curtis Holt on Arrow, Captain Singh on The Flash, Alex Danvers on Supergirl and Sara Lance on Legends.

The character was introduced for the first time in the 1950s as a love. for Batman, with the modern version – the first bad superhero of DC Comics – arriving after a long pause on the page. Her first openly homobadual presence was on the 2016 animated film at Batman Direct Video: Bad Blood, where she was voiced by Yvonne Strahovski (The Handmaid's Tale)

Batwoman Will Be Produced by Berlanti Productions in badociation with Warner Bros. Television, where Berlanti recently extended his global deal for $ 400 million over four years.

New episodes of all Arrowverse broadcasts in India on the Hooq streaming service, which is partly owned by Warner Bros.