The creator of the Arrowverse feels like he wasted his time with the DC Superhero series

For nearly a decade, The CW television network has been dedicated to bringing its superhero multiverse to the television screen with all the series that were part of the Arrowverse, co-created by Marc Guggenheimwho confessed to being disappointed and upset with the new direction the company is taking as he was not required to be a part of the plans.

It’s no secret that the DC Studios franchise has never managed to be as successful as Marvel, either in film or television, yet for 9 years the superhero series have won the hearts of the public and captivated audiences with their crossover, but now that ‘The Flash’ is coming to an end, the era of arrowverse it will have come to an end.

In a newsletter, Arrowverse co-creator Marc Guggenheim expressed his annoyance at the situation of not being called upon to connect the story of the superhero series with the new construction of the DC Universe that James Gunn and Peter Safran, the current directors of this film, series and video game company, have prepared.

A small acknowledgment of what I’ve tried to contribute to the great tapestry that is the DC Universe. After all, I only spent nine years working hard in that vineyard,” explains Marc Guggenheim.

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In this statement, Guggenheim assures that “Although working for DC has been creatively rewarding, it has involved many adversities, challenges and personal sacrifices, none of which seem to have led to any professional advantage”, clarifying that he is disappointed with the work done in years that after almost a decade they will be forgotten.

Simply put, the Arrowverse hasn’t taken me to any other concerts, so it seems, at least on a professional level, that it really wasted my time,” says the co-creator.

The Arrowverse is not part of the plan James Gunn, creative director of DC Studiosto somehow connect the superhero stories in what has been called Chapter 1 of the central story of this new multiverse created to introduce new films and series based on the comics.

The Arrowverse ends with “The Flash” in 2023

After a long career of almost 9 years, the actor Grant Gustin is ready for one last run with the scarlet costume of The Flash, the protagonist of this successful series which for years has built one of the 3 pillars of the Arrowverse, together with Green Arrow and Supergirl, who told the end of their story a long time ago and this year it’s up to Barry Allen.

With the season 9 premiere of ‘The Flash’ on television, the Arrowverse is preparing to close its cycle as this is the latest superhero series that belongs to this universe where everything is connected in one way or another , and a Once the scarlet speedster says goodbye to television in mid-2023, as does this multiverse of characters.