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The Arrowverse, with its TV budgets, managed to outshine the DCEU's cinematic ambitions and deliver a more cohesive shared DC Universe.
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- The Arrowverse, led by shows like Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl, built a loyal fan base and critical acclaim despite working with smaller TV budgets.
- While the DCEU struggled to find its footing, the Arrowverse seamlessly connected its characters and storylines, creating an immersive DC experience that resonated with audiences.
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Richard Fink, DCEU, Arrowverse, Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl