Stephen Amell Congratulates Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch
The CW’s Superman and Lois is described as a show which revolves around a superhero and a journalist who is coping with all the stresses, pressures and complexities of working parents in present-day society. During the episode of Supergirl 2016, Tyler Hoechlin made his debut as the Arrowverse’s Superman and in last year’s Elseworlds crossover event Elizabeth Tulloch first appeared as Lois Lane. Both are set to take up their respective roles in Marv Wolfman and George Perez’s adaptation of the “Crisis on Infinite Earths” storyline by The CW.
Amell on His Co-stars
Stephen Amell is too emotional for Arrows’ final episode. After what Stephen Amell has already advertised, the seventh episode is probably the end of Arrow as fans knew it. Season 8’s eighth episode will be the Arrow portion of the crossover “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” and as Arrow-verse fans know, Oliver is expected to die in the crossover. Arrow’s Final Season Premiering Crisis On Infinite Earths will be amazing and there was plenty of excitement from the Arrowversefans and stars for the new series on social media after the news broke. Stephen Amell, who appeared on Arrow as Oliver Queen since the franchise began, took Twitter to welcome his new project co-stars. He praised both Tyler and Bitsie saying that both of them are the nicest people he ever had the pleasure of working with.
The CW TV series ‘ Superman & Lois ‘
The script of Superman & Lois is being written by Todd Helbing, who also served as the showrunner of The Flash for several years before going for Season 6. The Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover is set to feature Superman Returns star Brandon Routh as a wholly different version of the Man of Steel that ties into the Kingdom Come comic run. Routh, who is exiting his role of Ray Palmer in The CW’s Legends of Tomorrow, will be sharing screentime with Tyler Hoechlin for the first time as a fellow Superman.
Stay tuned for more information about Superman & Lois as it becomes available.
