The extended Stargirl season 3 trailer showcases returning DC villains, Courtney being trained by Starman, and more. Check it out:
The extended trailer for Stargirl season 3 previews several returning DC Comics villains, Starman's mentorship, and the rise of a new foe in the upcoming season. While the Arrowverse has had a shake-up this year, the fall season won't be DC TV-less. Initially launched as a DC Universe original, Stargirl became one of The CW's popular DC TV shows in season 1, before becoming an exclusive CW show in season 2 and beyond.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY While not a traditional Arrowverse spinoff, Stargirl is adjacent to the franchise. Crisis on Infinite Earths established that Stargirl exists on a revamped version of Earth-2, which used to be the home of The Flash's Jesse Quick, Harry Wells, and Arrow's Black Siren. Stargirl season 2 also began to build its bridge to the overall Arrowverse when The Flash's John Wesley Shipp appeared as Jay Garrick, the same iteration he has played for years.
While Stargirl season 3 has a lot of returning villains, including The Gambler, there have still not been any further looks at their new one. At the end of Stargirl season 2, the show introduced Mister Bones, seemingly as the next big bad, as he is setting his eyes on the heroes in Blue Valley. While a new season is coming, it is unclear if Stargirl season 4 is a lock, given how many Arrowverse cancelations happened by The CW this year.
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