'Hawkgirl' Spinoff: Will Ciara Renée Get 'Legends Of Tomorrow' Sequel After 'The Flash' Season 2?

Is the CW network planning another television series starring one of the DC Comics superheroes? After making her appearance in The Flash, which is already underway for Season 2, will Hawkgirl (Ciara Renee) get her own spinoff after the premiere of Legends of Tomorrow?

As we previously mentioned, the CW network has picked up Legends of Tomorrow for the upcoming fall. Renée will be joining the superhero cast, alongside Brandon Routh (The Atom), Wentworth Miller (Captain Cold) and Dominic Purcell (Heat Wave), and Arthur Darvill (Rip Hunter). We're waiting to find out how Caity Lotz will reprise her role as Sarah Lance.

In our finale recap, Cisco (Carlos Valdes), Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker), and Barry (Grant Gustin) had finally captured their former mentor, who turned out to be the Reverse-Flash. During their final confrontation, Eddie Thawne (Rick Cosnett) had to sacrifice himself, in order to put down the super villain. A worm-hole suddenly appeared in the skies above Central City, bringing the attention of Hawkgirl and Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller).

The rumors started with Spoiler TV as they stated, "SpoilerTV has learned that The CW is planning a separate Hawkgirl TV series starring Ciara Renée. The project is currently in very early stages of development. If The CW decides to move forward with it, it will most likely bypass the pilot stage and get a straight to series order."

The Spoiler TV report was quickly picked up by multiple news outlets, including Comic Book Resources. A representative from the CW reached out to the CBR news team to state that the report was actually "not true."

Renée then went on her own official Twitter account to put down those rumors, "Srry to disappoint, but the rumors are false. No #Hawkgirl solo show! Thanx for all the love though! Even more excited to start #DCLOT now!"

Check out our 5 Thoughts on the Legends of Tomorrow trailer here:

Readers, would you like to Hawkgirl to get her own solo series?