It’s “Heroes V Aliens” In New Promo For The Flash

Following tonight's episode of Supergirl that served as a prologue for the big DC TV crossover event, The CW released a brand new trailer for tomorrow night's offering of The Flash that will officially kick off "Heroes v Aliens."

Following tonight’s episode of Supergirl that served as a prologue for the big DC TV crossover event, The CW released a brand new trailer for tomorrow night’s offering of The Flash that will officially kick off “Heroes v Aliens.”

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In it, we see a central focus placed on Barry Allen, which is understandable considering that it’s his show. What deserves a closer look, however, is that the Dominators have some of those very heroes we’ve been looking forward to seeing join forces under mind control, effectively complicating matters right out of the gate. Suffice it to say, we’re being given a look at just how formidable these invaders truly are.

It should also be interesting to see how the various members of Team Flash fit into the equation. Will Wally West utilize his new powers and join the fight? Will Caitlin continue to keep her inner Killer Frost at bay? Like you, we can’t wait to find out.

For more information concerning this part of the “Invasion!,” be sure to check out the official synopsis below:

“When aliens called the Dominators attack Central City, Barry (Grant Gustin) speeds over to Star City to ask the Green Arrow (guest star Stephen Amell) for help in stopping them. Realizing the battle against the Dominators is bigger than they thought, they track down the Legends of Tomorrow, and Barry and Cisco (Carlos Valdes) create a breach to bring back a secret weapon – Supergirl (guest star Melissa Benoist). Once all of the super friends are assembled, they come up with a plan to attack but a shocking secret related to Flashpoint is revealed and suddenly no one is sure who they can trust. Meanwhile, Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale) wants to join the battle against the aliens but Iris (Candice Patton) tells him he’s not ready.”

The Flash airs on Tuesday nights on The CW.


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