DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 18 WTF Moments From 'Star City 2046'
9. Welcome Back, Oliver Queen
Ah, there he is: the grizzled, one-armed, 60-year-old Oliver Queen. It was absolutely awesome to take a look at what could potentially be ahead for Ollie, and Stephen Amell looked like a total no-nonsense, bitter badass as the elder Oliver. We dont (initially) know how he lost his arm or what prompted the beard, but the appearance of Old Man Ollie here was a great nod to how the Emerald Archer looks in Frank Millers iconic The Dark Knight Returns (well, bar having a bald spot and a bigger beard in that tale). But yes, Oliver Queen is totally not as dead as we were led to believe, although he is an extremely pissed-off-at-the-world hermit.
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