Ultimately, Diggle's character is defined by his devotion to his family and, as he noted in The Flash season 8, "there is no power in the universe more powerful than the love I have for my family." It would be incredibly out of character for John Diggle to abandon his wife and children, even in the pursuit of a noble ...
With the knowledge that such lives would come at the cost of Diggle leaving his family, he chose to turn down the alien power it presented, effectively ending any potential future for him as Green Lantern in the Arrowverse.
John eventually left the team after losing faith in Oliver's leadership, until he rejoined Team Arrow to help battle Ricardo Diaz. He later returned to working with A.R.G.U.S. full-time after Oliver was arrested.
One year after Diggle found the green object, he began to experience migraines and visited Gotham City for their superlative neurologists. When he aided the Flash in Central City, he continued to experience headaches, one so painful that Cecile Horton compared it to "fighting a hurricane".
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After a multi-episode arc that played out across multiple shows, the Arrowverse finally wrapped up Diggle's Green Lantern arc in The Flash season 8. After getting help from Tom Cavanagh's Eobard Thawne to open the ring box, Diggle ultimately decided against becoming the Arrowverse's Green Lantern.
The role of Jonathan Kent in Superman and Lois season 3 was recast, sparking curiosity among viewers. Jordan Elsass, the original Jonathan Kent actor, did not return for season 3 for personal reasons, and as such the role was later taken on by Michael Bishop.
Master Sergeant John Thomas "Dig" Diggle, also known as Spartan and formerly the Green Arrow, is a major protagonist in the Arrowverse. He serves as the deuteragonist of the CW tv series Arrow, and a supporting character in The Flash, DC's Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl.
For Oliver, it's more about protecting both his own legacy and John himself. There's resentment there though as Diggle believes that Oliver is being selfish in his attempts to try to stop John from taking up the mantle.
Martial Arts: As a former soldier and having previously trained with Green Arrow and Malcolm Merlyn, Diggle is a highly skilled martial artist, capable of swiftly defeating large groups of armed enemies. Stick Fighting: Diggle was able to hold his own against Green Arrow, while wielding a baton.
Due to the events of The Flash episode "Flashpoint", Diggle's family history is altered: his daughter Sara has been erased from existence and replaced by John "J.J." Diggle, Jr., as a result of a timeline change caused by Eobard Thawne, correcting the Flashpoint reality created by Barry Allen.
And when I told him what we had planned, he thought it sounded fantastic.” In Season 8, Diggle refuses the invitation from the glowing green cube he came across in the series finale of Arrow and decides to remain with his family instead of becoming a Green Lantern.
In Arrow's series finale, Diggle found a box with a glowing green light, which is hinted to be a Green Lantern ring. Since the finale, Diggle has appeared in other Arrowverse series, where he has referenced finding the glowing box.
Deathstroke is hired by several businessmen to slaughter Star City's mayor, who happens to be Queen. Recognizing Green Arrow as the man who humiliated him, Deathstroke pursues him.
One common trait held by every version of Laurel Lance in the Arrowverse is a codependent relationship with Oliver Queen. Black Siren blamed her becoming a supervillain on a series of bad choices that began with her being heartbroken after her version of Oliver Queen died at sea while cheating on her.
Andy betrayed Team Arrow by helping break Damien out of prison, killing Laurel Lance in the process, and attempted to harm John's family to help H.I.V.E. carry out Genesis. John, having failed so many times to bring his brother back, was then forced to shoot Andy dead, much to his distress.
At Comic Con, Arrow's producers announced that we're finally going to see JJ, John Diggle's (David Ramsey) son, in Arrow's flash-forwards, played by Charlie Barnett (Russian Doll, Tales of the City). So far, we've only met JJ (short for John Jr.)
Felicity Smoak is a fictional character appearing in comics published by DC Comics. Her first appearance was in The Fury of Firestorm #23 (May 1984), created by writer Gerry Conway and artist Rafael Kayanan.
John Stewart, one of the characters known as Green Lantern, is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics and was the first African-American superhero to appear in DC Comics.
Superman & Lois ending after season 4 can largely be attributed to changes at The CW network following the channel's acquisition by Nexstar. Since that time, the network has been progressively moving away from its episodic scripted shows, while budgets and season runs on The CW are being cut across the board.
In the television series Superman & Lois, Clark and Lois have twin sons, Jonathan Kent and Jordan Kent. Jonathan was played by Jordan Elsass for the first two seasons, with Michael Bishop playing the character from season three. Alex Garfin plays Jordan in the series.
Gough explained that the reason Jonathan Kent was chosen to die was because "going into season five, this is the year the boy becomes the man, so at some point the mentor/father figure has to die, in order for Clark to ultimately step up and really embrace his destiny".
In June 2020, Guggenheim said that, should the planned series not be picked up, he would potentially resolve the loose ends introduced in the episode in a comic book, while acknowledging that any other Arrowverse series could do the same. In January 2021, The CW officially passed on the spin-off.
Batman is one of the oldest vigilantes in the Arrowverse, having been active for at least 12 years. On Earth-Prime, where Earth-38 merged with Earth-1, Batman is revealed to have met and established a rivalry with Superman.
