Stargirl: DC Comics' Infinity Inc., Explained 

I like the new Stargirl CW series, but I am not looking forward to it crossing over with CW's Flash until it crosses over with the undeveloped HBO series Green Lantern.

My opinion on Stargirl and the HBO series Green Lantern could be found on my YouTube channel Sean's G-Crossovers.

After watching the full first season of Star-Girl I've concluded that it should get a seconds season, but I hope they don't reuse the "Eco-terrorist" angel for the villains. Using villains to negatively portray Eco-terrorism is boring.

Season Two of Stargirl is coming with Jade, finally! Will Jade's brother also appear on CW's Stargirl also? Now that Eclipso will be on Stargirl season two, I wonder if he will be a significant threat to all CW DC shows, given his power-set. To be clear, Eclipso has the power to remove Superman's gifts and kill him.

Well, I did not get to see Starman Four Will Payton from the comics in CW's Stargirl, but season two l wasn't a bad show.

How long will us fans of Stargirl have to wait before Warner Brothers comes out with HBO's Green Lantern TV series, and when will they crossover?

Why is it, on CW's Stargirl, Starman could show up in the second season with no explanation about how he was able to resurrect himself from the dead, given his side-kick was the first person to verify his death? It was also surprising to watch everyone on CW's Stargirl be accepting of Starman's return without asking for proof of his identity. When I saw the return of Starman during CW's Stargirl season one's ending, I thought maybe they were using an opportunity to introduce DC's Starman Four Will Payton. DC's Payton in CW's Stargirl would make sense if played by current actor Joel McHale, since the DC version of Payton is about a meta with Shapeshifting powers. Instead we fans of the show get a confusing CW Stargirl story that could be better. Shame!

I wonder if WB's DCU will be producing Star Girl cartoons.