Arrow Season 4: 19 WTF Moments From 'Blood Debts'

12. Andy€™s Sordid Past

Right from the get-go of Arrow€™s first season, we€™ve always been told that Andy Diggle was dead. Then midway through the first half of Season 4 the bombshell was dropped that he€™s actually been alive all of this time, and rather than dying a war hero in Afghanistan, instead John Diggle€™s younger brother was a no-good criminal who has known been working under Damien Darhk as part of his Ghosts. If all of that wasn€™t WTF enough, we get a further look at Diggle Jr€™s past here, when John reveals how Andy used to a drug dealer before deciding to enlist in the military and follow in his big bro€™s footsteps. This was just one more revelation about the shady, sordid past of Andy Diggle.
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