DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 18 WTF Moments From 'Star City 2046'

8. John Diggle Jnr.

So it appears that Slade Wilson wasn€™t the only one to spawn a son who kept the family business ticking along. As soon as the new Green Arrow was glimpsed at the end of the last episode, long-time comic book fans instantly recognised him as Connor Hawke, the comic book son of Oliver Queen and somebody who goes on to take on the Green Arrow moniker from his old man. Here, though, we find out that the man under the green hood is in fact Diggle€™s son, John Diggle Jnr. Well, apart from the fact that he also goes by the name of Connor Hawke due to deeming himself not worthy to take on his dad€™s name after apparently not being able to stop his pops€™ death.
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