justlooking
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Most superheroes have had a defining era and I feel like until this TV show Supergirl hasn't had one. Her greatest moments in comics was in a story where she died, her greatest moment in film wss in what's ultimately seen as a bad movie and outside of a few appearances in animation she hasn't left her mark there. But I feel like with the television show she's finally found what will be her defining moment. I think this show is going to be what she's remembered for for a very long time, like Superman was with George Reeve's and Christopher Reeve or Batman was with Michael Keaton & Christian able or that Wonder Woman was with Lynda Carter. I think with this show Supergirl has finally found her time to shine and it will be remembered for a long time as the definitive Suoergirl.
I think Berlanti has an opportunity to do what the DCEU can't do and that is bring the Crisis story to live action. Because Supergirl started life separately on CBS he just lucked into this predicament. He gets to play in the DC sandbox now. If he doesn't make use of it now he never will. We may have to wait who knows how long until another TV producer gets the chance.
They can put a twist on their Crisis. Have Superman die and have Supergirl agonize over his death. That would be iconic. Of course you could re-introduce Superman in the merged universe (Heroes like Supes never die for long.).