The CW's Black Lightning has its fair share of lovable DC heroes and villains, along with a few supporting characters that are beyond detestable.

Black Lightning has returned to Freeland, but what changes await him after Crisis on Infinite Earths? Here's a rundown of everything that's different.

Big changes are on the way with Black Lightning now sharing a world with the rest of the Arrowverse. Here's how the show fits into Earth-Prime.

The two-hour finale of Crisis on Infinite Earths moved all of the Arrowverse shows onto one Earth - including Supergirl and Black Lightning.

2019 gave us seasons two and three of the CW's Black Lightning series, and we're curating the best episodes to have aired throughout the year.

The Black Lightning characters have a lot of abilities, but they never had the magic to attend Hogwarts. We can still sort them into Hogwarts Houses.

According to its producers, Black Lightning was a late addition to the Crisis on Infinite Earths Arrowverse crossover, but plays a key role.

The latest episode of The Flash gave Barry Allen a new lightning power, which suggests he might've become a certain character from DC Comics.

Black Lightning, Lex Luthor, and others join the heroes of the Arrowverse in a new set of photos from Part 3 of Crisis on Infinite Earths.

The writer is no fan of DC's most popular character.

Actor and comedian Wayne Brady will join Black Lightning season 3 in the recurring role of Gravedigger, a DC villain who has superhuman abilities.

Black Lightning star Cress Williams posts an Instagram video showing off his character's inclusion in the "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover.

Black Lightning (Cress Williams) will be in the upcoming Arrowverse crossover event, Crisis on Infinite Earths, but how will it happen?

The season finale of Young Justice saw the Justice League reformed under Black Lightning's control. Here's the run down of every hero on the team.

Black Lightning star, Cress Williams has confirmed that his hero will appear in the upcoming Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Black Lightning is one of the newer superhero shows on the CW network, but the character has a long history in DC Comics. Cress Williams stars as Jefferson Pierce, a powerful meta-human who accidentally received superhuman abilities from a tainted vaccine.

For two seasons now, Black Lightning has received an abundance of praise for adeptly bringing the iconic DC hero to life in live action. With regards to his post-Crisis origins, from which much of Black Lightning seems to be derived, everything from Jefferson Pierce’s Olympic success, passion for education, and commitment to his hometown has been masterfully reflected on screen.

Though only in its sophomore season, Black Lightning has already produced a number of intriguing antagonists. The series features quite the robust slate of villainous characters, all of whom serve the overarching plot in myriad ways. This is most notably due to the show’s avoidance of the villain-of-the-week trope, a storytelling convention popularized by Buffy that still plagues many a genre show today. With so many fascinating foes on its roster, it’s past time to examine each of Black Lightning’s more prominent antagonists individually. The following list will do so, while ranking them from least to most powerful.