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The latest developments behind the scenes suggest that production on The CW's "Gotham Knights" has just started.

The CW is releasing a new Batman-related series "Gotham Knights," starring Misha Collins. Here's what you need to know about the latest DC comics adaptation.

"Gotham Knights" has added one more Batman character to its cast, and the producers plucked a fan-favorite actor from another popular CW show to fill the role.

Navia Robinson plays Carrie Kelley in "Gotham Knights," who has taken up the mantle of Robin - a responsibility that gives Robinson anxiety.

Along with the titular Gotham Knights, the DC TV series has plenty of other characters with their own dark secrets, like Arthur, whose actor may look familiar.

Here's what went into making the Robin costume for "Gotham Knights" and how much of it was bird-inspired.

DC fans get vocal on social media following the release of the first trailer for The CW series Gotham Knights, starring Misha Collins as Harvey Dent.

Gotham Knights' Misha Collins was asked if he had any DC roles in mind for any of his former "Supernatural" co-stars. Naturally, he didn't disappoint.

"Gotham Knights" gives insight into Harvey Dent's (Misha Collins) future via his wardrobe.

The killer of Batman's parents is an actor you've seen in countless horror movies before.

If you've been following The CW's DC Comics-centric Arrowverse shows for a while, then you probably know that the franchise isn't what it once was.

"Superman & Lois" will soar into Season 4, while "Gotham Knights" will bid The CW farewell after just one season.

Misha Collins said in a roundtable interview that his villain work as Castiel on "Supernatural" helped prepare him to play Two-Face on "Gotham Knights."

"Saw X" marked a return to form for the franchise, but what are the chances of a sequel? We take a look at whether "Saw 11" will ever happen.

This mainstay of "The Walking Dead" was recently teased to join the cast of "The Boys," only for plans to apparently fall through.

"The Batman" made Gotham a real living, breathing city. Here's some famous locales we're hoping to see in the next installment.

Nightwing, or Dick Grayson, has done some questionable things over the years. Here are the most terrible things he's ever done.

Legend has it that there are multiple unreleased alternate endings to "Saw II" out there somewhere. Has the time come to #ReleaseTheJigsawCut?

Just because you've read the comics doesn't mean you know what's about to happen. These are plot twists we never saw coming in superhero TV shows.

In a recent interview, Oscar Isaac let slip a little bit of news about the future of "Moon Knight."

Gotham featured younger versions of many Batman characters, including Selina Kyle, aka Catwoman. Here's why the role was recast for one crucial episode.

Zack Snyder's Justice League is double the length of the theatrical version, and there's plenty of freshness it has to offer. Here are the biggest changes.

Gotham, set long before Bruce Wayne dons the pointy-eared cowl, fills in all the gaps and fleshes out details big and small that contribute to the world that Batman inhabits. As much as we love The Dark Knight trilogy, there are plenty of ways the films fail where the show succeeds.

Unfortunately for fans of the GCPD, it seems as though that concept has since evolved into something far more sinister.

Which city was used as the backdrop for the famous fictional metropolis of Gotham in Matt Reeves' "The Batman"?

For those who watch Disney+ shows with subtitles, a big twist in the "She-Hulk" finale was spoiled prematurely, much to the chagrin of Redditors.

In the trailer for The Batman, fans saw Batman receive a card from the Riddler. The coded message scribbled inside isn't as tough to crack as it seems, and one clever viewer has already solved the Riddler's puzzle seen in The Batman trailer.

Netflix's anime adaptation machine keeps on truckin' with the upcoming "Knights of the Zodiac." Here's everything we know about this new take on a classic.

If it serves the story - and gets some social media attention in the process - shows are not afraid to kill off a main character from time to time.

Creator Ryan Murphy said AHS: 1984 would be a standalone series, not related to the greater Murder House through Apocalypse mythos, but fans saw a connection.