TV review: Ruby Rose's Batwoman
Even if they only cross over once per calendar year, The CW's DC Comics adaptations, all produced by Greg Berlanti, are designed to function almost as nesting dolls. Whatever minor differences they might have in terms of tone or voice or scale or acknowledgment of superpowers, it's much easier to point to fundamental similarities in storytelling, style and and aesthetics., which not coincidentally has emerged as easily the creative leader of the pack.
, in contrast, went from crossover to excruciatingly uneven first season before finding itself. Still, it's hard not to feel like at one point,was aspiring to be something more radical and adventurous than a by-the-numbers origin story leading to a female-centriccrossover, the stand-alone series re-introduces us to Kate Kane , daughter of Gotham royalty.
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