The Flash"s Arrowverse Justice League Confirmation Is Too Little Too Late

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The Flash just confirmed the Arrowverse's Justice League to exist, but the reveal comes a little too late for the DC universe at The CW. The Arrowverse has been the home for many heroes over the years, with Stephen Amell's Green Arrow, Grant Gustin's The Flash, and Melissa Benoist's Supergirl being the universe's golden trio. The shared TV DC universe grew popular over the years due to how its heroes would cross over to each other's shows for an episode or two, as well as the yearly crossover events that brought the entire Arrowverse together. It was during one of those crossover events that the Arrowverse's Justice League was founded.
December 2019 and January 2020 marked the time the Arrowverse saw its most ambitious crossover event come to life. "Crisis on Infinite Earths" brought together the Arrowverse's most important heroes but also managed to bring out some beloved characters from past DC shows and movies, such as Tom Welling's Clark Kent from Smallville and Brandon Routh's Man of Steel from Superman Returns. At the end of the crossover, a group of the Arrowverse's premiere heroes formed at the Hall of Justice to found a new team, although that tease had gone nowhere, until now, with The Flash season 9 confirming the Justice League. However, it is too little too late.