will be joined by ....The Atom in season 3.....personally i think he should be with the Flash...but hey thats just me.....
Brandon Routh Joins Arrow as The Atom! - SuperHeroHype
Brandon Routh Joins Arrow as The Atom! - SuperHeroHype
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The Arrow....
- Thread starter Harry Dresden
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I don't know. They started the series out with the concept that they would be a "realistic" comic book show like the Nolan Batman series. No Superpowers, aliens, stuff like that.
They pretty quickly threw that out the window.
They pretty quickly threw that out the window.
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- #3
I don't know. They started the series out with the concept that they would be a "realistic" comic book show like the Nolan Batman series. No Superpowers, aliens, stuff like that.
They pretty quickly threw that out the window.
Joe when they started Greg Berlanti said they would probably be looking for other heros to drop by...i dont know where you got that.....that was one of the things that the Comic-Con fans were enthused about.....they blew that concept with Smallville but were going to rectify it with Arrow.....my only gripe about this is the Atom used to team up with the Flash....i dont know if things changed in the 80's on up...but i dont remember him teaming up with GH.....
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Quail Compass
"Arrow" (CW) is great, and the Green Arrow (DC Comics) is really great, since he's resurrected archery in popular culture which has died since the waning demand for Robin Hood stories.
There are just so many superhero shows out there now, almost as much as there are fast food joints.
I wish comic books got more respect from this sudden explosion of TV/film superhero stuff.
Harley Quinn made an appearance on "Arrow" (CW), and I'd like to see a show about Gambit (Marvel Comics).
Gambit comics - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
"Arrow" (CW) is great, and the Green Arrow (DC Comics) is really great, since he's resurrected archery in popular culture which has died since the waning demand for Robin Hood stories.
There are just so many superhero shows out there now, almost as much as there are fast food joints.
I wish comic books got more respect from this sudden explosion of TV/film superhero stuff.
Harley Quinn made an appearance on "Arrow" (CW), and I'd like to see a show about Gambit (Marvel Comics).
Gambit comics - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
- Thread starter
- #5
that little hat always seemed kinda gayish....plus would it actually stay on his head?....Quail Compass
"Arrow" (CW) is great, and the Green Arrow (DC Comics) is really great, since he's resurrected archery in popular culture which has died since the waning demand for Robin Hood stories.
There are just so many superhero shows out there now, almost as much as there are fast food joints.
I wish comic books got more respect from this sudden explosion of TV/film superhero stuff.
Harley Quinn made an appearance on "Arrow" (CW), and I'd like to see a show about Gambit (Marvel Comics).
Gambit comics - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
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Oh, the box office receipts of Iron Man, Avengers, and Guardians of the Galaxy have given a lot of respect to superhero shows.Quail Compass
"Arrow" (CW) is great, and the Green Arrow (DC Comics) is really great, since he's resurrected archery in popular culture which has died since the waning demand for Robin Hood stories.
There are just so many superhero shows out there now, almost as much as there are fast food joints.
I wish comic books got more respect from this sudden explosion of TV/film superhero stuff.
This fall season on TV, we have:
ABC: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and Agent Carter (Winter hiatus for AoS)
CW: Arrow, The Flash
FOX: Gotham
NBC: Constantine.
And next year, on netflix....Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and Jessica Jones...to combine as the Defenders.
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Ra's al Ghul: Character Combing
The fact that "Arrow" (The CW) presented the super-villain Ra's al Ghul in an elaborate storyline suggests that the writers of the show are committed to creating intricately layered storyboards to match the comic book magic fans are seeking.
Ra's al Ghul is an eerie eco-terrorist who bathes in a mysterious rejuvenating mystical body of water called the Lazarus Pit. He is usually a nemesis of Batman (DC Comics), though it is fruitful to pit him against the Green Arrow (DC Comics).
Ra's creates a brooding atmosphere (either in Oliver Queen's Starling City or Bruce Wayne's Gotham City) in which we can imagine the likes of Count Vertigo, the Penguin, Poison Ivy, and Cupid rising to power to create general havoc.
If we want to re-cast Green Arrow (DC Comics) as America's [super-fantastic fictional] version of Robin Hood (the real-life English super-archer who stole from the rich and valiantly gave to the poor and became a timeless folk hero), then we can appreciate how the appearance of Ra's al Ghul on "Arrow" (The CW) establishes this special CW program as a handsome 'conversational art symbol' or beacon.
Robin Hood (2010 Film)
Ra's al Ghul (Batman Wikia)
The fact that "Arrow" (The CW) presented the super-villain Ra's al Ghul in an elaborate storyline suggests that the writers of the show are committed to creating intricately layered storyboards to match the comic book magic fans are seeking.
Ra's al Ghul is an eerie eco-terrorist who bathes in a mysterious rejuvenating mystical body of water called the Lazarus Pit. He is usually a nemesis of Batman (DC Comics), though it is fruitful to pit him against the Green Arrow (DC Comics).
Ra's creates a brooding atmosphere (either in Oliver Queen's Starling City or Bruce Wayne's Gotham City) in which we can imagine the likes of Count Vertigo, the Penguin, Poison Ivy, and Cupid rising to power to create general havoc.
If we want to re-cast Green Arrow (DC Comics) as America's [super-fantastic fictional] version of Robin Hood (the real-life English super-archer who stole from the rich and valiantly gave to the poor and became a timeless folk hero), then we can appreciate how the appearance of Ra's al Ghul on "Arrow" (The CW) establishes this special CW program as a handsome 'conversational art symbol' or beacon.
Robin Hood (2010 Film)
Ra's al Ghul (Batman Wikia)
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Adversary Abacus
Is Green Arrow (DC Comics) a fancification of the English folk hero super-archer Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor?
This modern society does after all, refract the populism marketing of institutions such as Citizen's Bank.
Maybe Arrow can take on the ominous Harlot of Babylon (described in the Bible) given a comic book re-orientation (DC Comics did that in the creation of the character Lucifer Morningstar, modeled after Lucifer or Satan the Christianity Devil).
Maybe the scriptural harlot can be a mad female scientist with specially designed metallic spiraling under-support to enable her to move around and whip like an electric-eel and seem like a voodoo mermaid.
Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics)
Is Green Arrow (DC Comics) a fancification of the English folk hero super-archer Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor?
This modern society does after all, refract the populism marketing of institutions such as Citizen's Bank.
Maybe Arrow can take on the ominous Harlot of Babylon (described in the Bible) given a comic book re-orientation (DC Comics did that in the creation of the character Lucifer Morningstar, modeled after Lucifer or Satan the Christianity Devil).
Maybe the scriptural harlot can be a mad female scientist with specially designed metallic spiraling under-support to enable her to move around and whip like an electric-eel and seem like a voodoo mermaid.
Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics)
TheOldSchool
Diamond Member
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Daredevil on Netflix is better. Too much mushy crap in Arrow.
- Thread starter
- #10
he was based on the Green Archer.....with lots of Batman similarities thrown in......Adversary Abacus
Is Green Arrow (DC Comics) a fancification of the English folk hero super-archer Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor?
This modern society does after all, refract the populism marketing of institutions such as Citizen's Bank.
Maybe Arrow can take on the ominous Harlot of Babylon (described in the Bible) given a comic book re-orientation (DC Comics did that in the creation of the character Lucifer Morningstar, modeled after Lucifer or Satan the Christianity Devil).
Maybe the scriptural harlot can be a mad female scientist with specially designed metallic spiraling under-support to enable her to move around and whip like an electric-eel and seem like a voodoo mermaid.
Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics)
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- Thread starter
- #11
mushy crap?....Daredevil on Netflix is better. Too much mushy crap in Arrow.
TheOldSchool
Diamond Member
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Lol love and relationships! Me want action!!!mushy crap?....Daredevil on Netflix is better. Too much mushy crap in Arrow.
- Thread starter
- #13
i hear ya OS....but they say that the hero's have lives too....Lol love and relationships! Me want action!!!mushy crap?....Daredevil on Netflix is better. Too much mushy crap in Arrow.
- Thread starter
- #15
i can understand the first season flashbacks.....but now they are getting annoying,and they are not needed anymore....I watch it but am not that thrilled by a hero who spends all his time having flashbacks and screwing everything up.
- Thread starter
- #17
now they are going to have to find another wealthy scientist to run and fund the place....my guess will be Ray Palmer......maybe they can straighten up his origin....I don't mind Arrow but I am really enjoying The Flash and Daredevil right now. I got a S.T.A.R. Labs t-shirt for a b-day gift last month. lol.
Shame the Millennial writers did such a bad job with the series. Fortunately most of the viewers are Millennials who can't recognize quality.he was based on the Green Archer.....with lots of Batman similarities thrown in......Adversary Abacus
Is Green Arrow (DC Comics) a fancification of the English folk hero super-archer Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor?
This modern society does after all, refract the populism marketing of institutions such as Citizen's Bank.
Maybe Arrow can take on the ominous Harlot of Babylon (described in the Bible) given a comic book re-orientation (DC Comics did that in the creation of the character Lucifer Morningstar, modeled after Lucifer or Satan the Christianity Devil).
Maybe the scriptural harlot can be a mad female scientist with specially designed metallic spiraling under-support to enable her to move around and whip like an electric-eel and seem like a voodoo mermaid.
Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics)
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i can understand the first season flashbacks.....but now they are getting annoying,and they are not needed anymore....I watch it but am not that thrilled by a hero who spends all his time having flashbacks and screwing everything up.
If they make it to a season 6, are they going to do flashbacks to Season 1?
- Thread starter
- #20
maybe because the older fuckers have retired or died....was it that hard to figure out?....Shame the Millennial writers did such a bad job with the series. Fortunately most of the viewers are Millennials who can't recognize quality.he was based on the Green Archer.....with lots of Batman similarities thrown in......Adversary Abacus
Is Green Arrow (DC Comics) a fancification of the English folk hero super-archer Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich and gave to the poor?
This modern society does after all, refract the populism marketing of institutions such as Citizen's Bank.
Maybe Arrow can take on the ominous Harlot of Babylon (described in the Bible) given a comic book re-orientation (DC Comics did that in the creation of the character Lucifer Morningstar, modeled after Lucifer or Satan the Christianity Devil).
Maybe the scriptural harlot can be a mad female scientist with specially designed metallic spiraling under-support to enable her to move around and whip like an electric-eel and seem like a voodoo mermaid.
Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics)
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