Oh look I killed him once and he fell into my obvious trap. But he didn't bang Sarah so he's good enough to be the new me.
Wait a moment...
Listen, Ra's originally
wanted Batman to take over the League for him, but the Warner guys wouldn't let him. He's already sent out all the invites for the leadership change party and paid for the non-refundable "Congratulations Detective!" cake. Ollie is the best Batman-alternative he could come up with on short notice.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
It's true. Ollie's famous at DC at being a flaming liberal. They toned that down for the show, that may be why it's implied with his beef with corrupt industrialists in season 1.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
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So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
Hard-Traveling Heroes is the arc and it's in the Green Arrow/Green Lantern comic. Issue 76 is the start if I remember correctly. It's been collected a lot of times.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
It's true. Ollie's famous at DC at being a flaming liberal. They toned that down for the show, that may be why it's implied with his beef with corrupt industrialists in season 1.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
Part of it is that one of the deep influences for the show is The Longbow Hunters which has a fairly libertarian Ollie. And I suspect that muddled the politics a bit as well.
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So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
Hard-Traveling Heroes is the arc and it's in the Green Arrow/Green Lantern comic. Issue 76 is the start if I remember correctly. It's been collected a lot of times.
It's also big because when Oliver was done showing Hal how conservative he was and came back to Star City, Roy was neck deep in abandonment issues and a heroin addiction. Ollie punched Roy in the face and kicked him out on the street.
So just out of curiosity, did comic book Arrow focus on white collar criminals, or was that simply an invention of the show?
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
Hard-Traveling Heroes is the arc and it's in the Green Arrow/Green Lantern comic. Issue 76 is the start if I remember correctly. It's been collected a lot of times.
It's also big because when Oliver was done showing Hal how conservative he was and came back to Star City, Roy was neck deep in abandonment issues and a heroin addiction. Ollie punched Roy in the face and kicked him out on the street.
Oliver Queen: Never not a huge dick.
Ollie being a huge dick is the one thing that has always been consistent across all of his versions.
Part of it is that one of the deep influences for the show is The Longbow Hunters which has a fairly libertarian Ollie. And I suspect that muddled the politics a bit as well.
I don't recall the libertarianness from long bow hunters, but there was an overall cocaine plot run by the US government post ww2. So it had that corruption of those in power angle that season 1 had.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Yeah youtube links with non-alphanumeric characters in the view code (v=XXXXXXXX) are broken right now. Icy is aware, iirc. He's probably working on a fix
Not related to the trailer, or anything else, but I just wanted to ask:
Is Captain Boomerang ever going to appear again?
If he does, will the episode be called 'Return of the Boomerang'?
And if not, why the hell not?.
Not related to the trailer, or anything else, but I just wanted to ask:
Is Captain Boomerang ever going to appear again?
If he does, will the episode be called 'Return of the Boomerang'?
And if not, why the hell not?.
Pretty sure Boomerang is going to be part of the next Suicide Squad appearance.
Not related to the trailer, or anything else, but I just wanted to ask:
Is Captain Boomerang ever going to appear again?
If he does, will the episode be called 'Return of the Boomerang'?
And if not, why the hell not?.
It'ill be a 2 parter
ep A) What goes around
ep Comes around
Man the one scene with Ray and Felicity was such a drag. Its like "Get back to people with actual plot lines I like." Especially with once again hyper competent felicity doing something Ray couldn't. Basically Felicity should be the atom.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
I'm actually excited for the Laurel/Nyssa pairing if only for the obvious joke we'll get later from Oliver "You have trained". But also because both of the characters could use a friend not connected to their regular lives.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
I'm actually excited for the Laurel/Nyssa pairing if only for the obvious joke we'll get later from Oliver "You have trained". But also because both of the characters could use a friend not connected to their regular lives.
I was happier with Thea/Nyssa. Mostly because Laurel is still kinda terrible.
Actually it should be Thea/Nyssa and Malcolm/Laurel. I could see those working.
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Oh look I killed him once and he fell into my obvious trap. But he didn't bang Sarah so he's good enough to be the new me.
Wait a moment...
Plus Oliver has a strong sense of justice, will kill but not unnecessarily, and can keep a secret.
Listen, Ra's originally
Because Oliver showed tremendous determination simply for showing up for a rematch at all, especially when he had nothing personal to gain from that.
The dude died. He should have been traumatized by the event. But instead he comes back for more.
That's not bravery at all. That's just her being delusional and stupid.
Laurel gets beaten down by regular thugs, and she decides to challenge a guy who even Oliver struggles with.
Well, almost. Pull the damn trigger next time!
Thea actually did pull the trigger. Didn't help.
And even without a vest, Malcolm doesn't have much reason to be scared of Laurel.
Merlyn was going easy on her. If he didn't hold back she would have died before taking the gun out.
More an invention of the show kinda. Ollie was one of the heroes that went political early and like a lot of comic book writers he had fairly left wing politics. There is a ionic series that is him and Hal Jordan going across country and him basically pointing out what a dick Hal and his more conservative politics were. He's got his share of white collar criminals but it wasn't a focus as much as the politics were.
Name of the series, please.
It's true. Ollie's famous at DC at being a flaming liberal. They toned that down for the show, that may be why it's implied with his beef with corrupt industrialists in season 1.
Hard-Traveling Heroes is the arc and it's in the Green Arrow/Green Lantern comic. Issue 76 is the start if I remember correctly. It's been collected a lot of times.
Also, the reason I asked is because I was wondering if the show direction was in direct response to OWS.
Part of it is that one of the deep influences for the show is The Longbow Hunters which has a fairly libertarian Ollie. And I suspect that muddled the politics a bit as well.
Yes. And I'm guessing it has more to do with The Longbow Hunters then OWS.
Oliver Queen: Never not a huge dick.
Ollie being a huge dick is the one thing that has always been consistent across all of his versions.
I don't recall the libertarianness from long bow hunters, but there was an overall cocaine plot run by the US government post ww2. So it had that corruption of those in power angle that season 1 had.
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EDIT: Can't seem to get it to work, a moment...
EDIT2: Even the sharelink youtube gives isn't working, oh well, here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n-Dhppltos
Is Captain Boomerang ever going to appear again?
If he does, will the episode be called 'Return of the Boomerang'?
And if not, why the hell not?.
Because Ra's is writing the goddamn story.
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I also think Felicities glasses must be made out of onions woman cries at the drop of a hat.
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Ra's al Ghul put a couple of bucks in a bank account 600 years ago and the League is living off of its interest.
He totally bought Coca-Cola when it was just 2 cents a share.
It'ill be a 2 parter
ep A) What goes around
ep
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Its why Laurel is the new Black Canary.
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I was happier with Thea/Nyssa. Mostly because Laurel is still kinda terrible.
Actually it should be Thea/Nyssa and Malcolm/Laurel. I could see those working.