DC Comics Brought To TV Get Comic-Con Event
(CBS SF/AP) - Four DC comics brought to life for television took over the San Diego Convention Center's 6,500 seat Hall H at Comic-Con on Saturday night.
"Arrow" star, Stephen Amell, hosted the extravaganza called "Warner Bros. Television Presents a Night of DC Entertainment."
He introduced actors Ben McKenzie, Grant Gustin and Matt Ryan before the world premiere of Fox's "Gotham," a screening of The CW's first episode of "The Flash" and footage from the upcoming third season of CW's "Arrow." At the end of the night, they played the pilot for NBC's "Constantine" for fans who sat through the three-hour event.
In the "Arrow" footage, it was revealed that DC villain Ra's al Ghul will appear in Season 3. The part has not yet been cast.
The hero character Ted Grant, known as Wildcat, will also be introduced.
Following the screenings, the cast and producers of all four shows participated in a panel session hosted by Geoff Johns of DC Comics.
"Gotham" premieres on FOX on September 22 and "Constantine" comes to NBC on October 24.
You can watch "The Flash" debuts October 7 and "Arrow" returns to The CW on October 8, both seen locally on KBCWtv 44 Cable 12.
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