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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Ollie doesn't have a great reputation among the superhero community due to his smug tendencies and boorish behavior. At his worst moments, he could mainly snag the help of his closest friend Hal Jordan strictly because Jordan did a lot worse during his universe-ending stint as Parallax.



* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Ollie doesn't have a great reputation among the superhero community due to his smug tendencies and boorish behavior. At his worst moments, he could mainly snag the help of his closest friend Hal Jordan strictly because Jordan did a lot worse during his universe-ending stint as Parallax.
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* LethalChef: "[[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Green_Arrow%27s_Chili Ollie's Stupendous Chili Recipe]]" is too spicy for even ''Franchise/{{Superman}}''. Even with his vaunted willpower Franchise/GreenLantern Hal Jordan (one of Ollie's best friends) couldn't finish it.
** On the bright side, Franchise/TheFlash was able to adapt it into a weapon for fighting Captain Cold.
** However, Batman is able to eat it with a smile on his face and just go, "Hrm...it could use more crackers."

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"[[http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Green_Arrow%27s_Chili Ollie's Stupendous Chili Recipe]]" is too spicy for even ''Franchise/{{Superman}}''. Even with his vaunted willpower Franchise/GreenLantern Hal Jordan (one of Ollie's best friends) couldn't finish it.
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** ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' reveals Ollie is equally bad at making coffee.

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* ''Characters/TheFlash1990'' [[note]]Green Arrow[[/note]]



** ''Characters/ArrowverseEarth90'' [[note]]Green Arrow[[/note]]
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: After repeated browbeating about his former addiction while the fact he was already getting counseling for his problems is ignored, Roy checks in to Sanctuary... and is promptly gunned to death in the first issue of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''. ]]

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: After repeated browbeating about his former addiction while the fact he was already getting counseling for his problems is ignored, Roy checks in to Sanctuary... and is promptly gunned to death killed in the first issue of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''. ]]
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: After repeated browbeating about his former addiction while the fact he was already getting counseling for his problems is ignored, Roy checks in to Sanctuary... and is promptly gunned to death in the first issue of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''. The worst part is that it's implied his death was accidentally caused by ''Wally West''.]]

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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: After repeated browbeating about his former addiction while the fact he was already getting counseling for his problems is ignored, Roy checks in to Sanctuary... and is promptly gunned to death in the first issue of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''. The worst part is that it's implied his death was accidentally caused by ''Wally West''.]]



** The New 52 continuity exaggerated this even after Roy was turned into an alcoholic instead of a drug addict. Barely an issue went by without someone referencing Roy's drinking problems and how it made him such a loser, even when it was clear he was seeing a therapist on his own. Following Rebirth his drug problems were brought back alongside his alcoholism, but to the point almost every story he was in kept talking about it. [[spoiler:This eventually led to his death, as the repeated browbeating about his abuse issues made Roy believe he had no choice but to seek help from Sanctuary where he was accidentally killed by Wally West in ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''.]]

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** The New 52 continuity exaggerated this even after Roy was turned into an alcoholic instead of a drug addict. Barely an issue went by without someone referencing Roy's drinking problems and how it made him such a loser, even when it was clear he was seeing a therapist on his own. Following Rebirth his drug problems were brought back alongside his alcoholism, but to the point almost every story he was in kept talking about it. [[spoiler:This eventually led to his death, as the repeated browbeating about his abuse issues made Roy believe he had no choice but to seek help from Sanctuary where he was accidentally killed by Wally West in ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis''.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself with the cover-up (Thawne screwed with his mind to lead to the cover-up Wally did), two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this. And the arc in question sees Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent in deaths themselves; the true killer was Savitar, who was attempted to hijack the Speed Force, so not only Ollie was being a hypocrite, he was revealed to be blaming an innocent man.]]

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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself with the cover-up (Thawne screwed with his mind to lead to the cover-up Wally did), mind), two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this. And To make matters worse, the arc in question sees Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent in the deaths themselves; the true killer was Savitar, who was attempted to hijack the Speed Force, so not only Ollie was being a hypocrite, he was revealed to be blaming an innocent man.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally seemingly wasn't in control of himself ("seemingly" as the arc sees that Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent altogether; the person truly responsible for what happened was Savitar, who was trying to take control of the Speed Force was the true cause), two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]

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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally seemingly wasn't in control of himself ("seemingly" as with the arc sees that cover-up (Thawne screwed with his mind to lead to the cover-up Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent altogether; the person truly responsible for what happened was Savitar, who was trying to take control of the Speed Force was the true cause), did), two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this. And the arc in question sees Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent in deaths themselves; the true killer was Savitar, who was attempted to hijack the Speed Force, so not only Ollie was being a hypocrite, he was revealed to be blaming an innocent man.]]
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]

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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally seemingly wasn't in control of himself, himself ("seemingly" as the arc sees that Wally was ultimately revealed to be innocent altogether; the person truly responsible for what happened was Savitar, who was trying to take control of the Speed Force was the true cause), two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]
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* ParentalAbandonment: ''Not'' on Roy's part. ''Festival of Heroes'' revealed Cheshire allowed everyone to think Lian was still dead and then left her amnesiac daughter in some random church in Gotham City, thinking this would be better for Lian. Lian then spent several years as a homeless orphan who had to learn pickpocketing in order to survive.

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* FacialHoror: His skin is sloughing off his skull.

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* MorallyBankruptBanker: To the extreme. He is absolutely brutal, and is a banker for criminals including supervillains.
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* MadeOfIron[=/=]MadeOfTitanium: It's one or the other. Whether he's a "normal" person with a ridiculously high tolerance for pain, or a metahuman with low-level invulnerability has not been revealed. Oliver turns him into a HumanPincushion by the end of their encounter, but it doesn't slow him down much. Neither does [[DisneyVillainDeath falling off a roof]] after dangling by an impaled foot.

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* MadeOfIron[=/=]MadeOfTitanium: MadeOfIron[=/=]NighInvulnerable: It's one or the other. Whether he's a "normal" person with a ridiculously high tolerance for pain, or a metahuman with low-level invulnerability has not been revealed. Oliver turns him into a HumanPincushion by the end of their encounter, but it doesn't slow him down much. Neither does [[DisneyVillainDeath falling off a roof]] after dangling by an impaled foot.

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i havet read all of her stories but in year one i dont think shes especially portrayed as sexually aggressive as the trope demands


* DragonLady: She's Chinese and usually a villain, either as a heroin dealer or a leader of the Triads.



Leader of the Shield Clan, he is sent to stop Oliver and Shado when they return to the island in order to get the Arrow Totem.

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Leader of the Shield Clan, he is sent to stop Oliver and Shado when they return to the island in order to get the Arrow Totem.Totem during ComicBook/JeffLemiresGreenArrow.



* TheHeavy: To Golgatha, the leader of the Spear clan and BigBad of the ''Outsiders War'' arc, at least until [[spoiler:Komodo [[HijackedByGanon kills Golgatha]] and assumes leadership of the Outsiders.]]

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* TheHeavy: To Golgatha, the leader of the Spear clan and BigBad of the ''Outsiders War'' arc, at least until [[spoiler:Komodo [[HijackedByGanon [[KlingonPromotion kills Golgatha]] and assumes leadership of the Outsiders.]]



* ScaryBlackMan: He's a black man who's also an assassin.
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow (Vol 5) #3

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* AffirmativeActionLegacy: A villanous version.Tthe original Clock King was white. This version is African-American.

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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: His real name was never revealed.



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* {{Cyborg}}: Appears to be a cyborg.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Introduced and killed on the same issue.



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* MasterPoisoner: He is able to deliver a dose of curare exact enough to paralyse Black Canary's vocal cords without doing any additional harm to her.
* SissyVillain: Is very flamboyany, and wears a costume that is either pink or magenta.

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* MasterPoisoner: He is able to deliver a dose of curare exact enough to paralyse paralyze Black Canary's vocal cords without doing any additional harm to her.
* SissyVillain: Is very flamboyany, flamboyant, and wears a costume that is either pink or magenta.
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* RecoveredAddict:
** What people often tend to overlook about Roy is that he overcame his heroin addiction by going cold turkey with help from Hal Jordan and Black Canary. Unfortunately, most tend to ignore this and instead refer to Roy as a useless junkie. [[spoiler:He fell off the wagon after his arm was chopped off and Lian died, as a result of both the trauma and the exacerbated pain in his infected wound driving to pain killers and then heroin when he needed something stronger. By ''Convergence'' he'd beaten his addiction again, this time it's implied by himself.]]
** He was this again in the New 52 and Rebirth, and yet again his past as an addict was constantly held over his head while the "recovered" part was downplayed by those around him until Roy finally checked himself into Sanctuary just to make everyone shut up.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]

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* {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie often did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]
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* {{Hypocite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]

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* {{Hypocite}}: {{Hypocrite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]
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* {{Hypocite}}: Ollie has a history of not practicing what he preaches and condemning people for things he himself had done if he hasn't done worse. Case in point, he spent most of the first issue of ''ComicBook/TheFlashInfiniteFrontier'' trying to force ComicBook/WallyWest to quit being the Flash after the events of ''ComicBook/HeroesInCrisis'' and while [[spoiler:he's unaware that Roy was among those who came back after ''ComicBook/DarkNightsDeathMetal'', this still ignores that one: Wally wasn't in control of himself, two: Ollie had a history of HandsOffParenting and Roy was only in Sanctuary due to Ollie's crappy parenting, and three: Ollie himself has killed people -- and unlike Wally, Ollie did it on purpose. Barry calls him out on this.]]

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* EvilLuddite: Strikes out against automation putting people out of jobs.



* ShockAndAwe: Wears a pair of gloves with circuitry in them that enables her to give strong electrical shocks to anyone she touches.

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* BottomlessMagazines: The Devil's pitchfork holds an impossible amount of ammunition. How it can hold so much fuel and so many bullets is unrevealed.


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* TheyCallHimSword: Steelclaw is also the name of mechanical gauntlet.
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Malachi Yandro was a Star City gang leader who, following what seemed the popular underworld trend, became a costumed villain, teaming up with Count Vertigo.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Bolt's plan to pose as criminal was too successful and wound up getting by real criminals who considered him a threat.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Bolt's goal was to save his beloved Star City from crime. His methods quickly got him in over his head, however.
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->'''AKA:''' Thomas Bolt
->'''Debut:''' ''Detective Comics'' #560

When crime and corruption threatened to engulf Star City, Mayor Thomas Bolt was determined to do something about it. He created a mechanical claw and adopted the identity of Steelclaw. While he allowed the city’s heroes Black Canary and Green Arrow to handle the more powerful criminals, he struck out at more common street criminals. He forced information from them about underworld activities that he hoped he could then act upon in an official capacity. What he didn’t expect was an encounter with Green Arrow and Black Canary, who were suspicious of his vigilante acts. He narrowly escaped them, but in doing so found himself tied in with a gang of criminals. Other criminal networks felt threatened by Steelclaw no matter what side of the law he was on, and gangland officials had him executed at the earliest opportunity.
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow'' Vol. 3 #46

High-Rise was hired by Brick to act as security for an arms shipment earmarked for him. Green Arrow and Speedy broke up the deal, and High-Rise attacked them, spouting off as though he was already a major player in the supervillain world. Speedy took him down with a glue-arrow.
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* {{Sizeshifter}}: Cybernetic extendible legs that let him reach the height of a building.
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->''“You sealed your eternal fate when you took arms against me ! For your impertinence you will suffer… eternal damnation !”''

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->''“You sealed your eternal fate when you took arms against me ! For me! For your impertinence you will suffer… eternal damnation !”''
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The first Printer's Devil was Tommy Doyle: a sports journalist at the ailing ''Daily Star ''newspaper. As the staff learned that a large Australian press corporation was planning to buy the Star, Doyle decided to foil the buyout due to the terrible reputation of the possible buyers. Through unknown means, Doyle procured the gear that allowed him to create the Printer’s Devil identity, including some weaponry. He started a fake campaign of harassment against the ''Daily Star''’s building, complete with faux terrorism and attempted arson. Doyle’s hope was that the press conglomerate would drop buying the ''Star'' after seeing that a costumed terrorist was after it. He was soon stopped by Green Arrow, who as Oliver Queen was working as a columnist for the ''Star''.

Some weeks later, Doyle was threatened and nearly killed by an unidentified man. This person knew that he had been the Printer’s Devil and stole his costume. The new man in the costume was apparently the owner of a printer’s shop. This shop had lost a key contract after his “hot type” press, an older model, were considered too slow.The contract was picked up by a more modern shop with “cold type” presses. Losing this contract apparently sunk the shop, and the printer decided to have his revenge.

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The first Printer's Devil was Tommy Doyle: a sports journalist at the ailing ''Daily Star ''newspaper. As As the staff learned that a large Australian press corporation was planning to buy the Star, Doyle decided to foil the buyout due to the terrible reputation of the possible buyers. Through unknown means, Doyle procured the gear that allowed him to create the Printer’s Devil identity, including some weaponry. He started a fake campaign of harassment against the ''Daily Star''’s building, complete with faux terrorism and attempted arson. Doyle’s Doyle’s hope was that the press conglomerate would drop buying the ''Star'' after seeing that a costumed terrorist was after it. He was soon stopped by Green Arrow, who as Oliver Queen was working as a columnist for the ''Star''.

Some weeks later, Doyle was threatened and nearly killed by an unidentified man. This This person knew that he had been the Printer’s Devil and stole his costume. The new man in the costume was apparently the owner of a printer’s shop. This This shop had lost a key contract after his “hot type” press, an older model, were considered too slow.The contract was picked up by a more modern shop with “cold type” presses. Losing Losing this contract apparently sunk the shop, and the printer decided to have his revenge.



* ObfuscatingInsanity: Doyle hammed it up when it came to projecting a diabolical image. Not because he hoped to trick people into thinking that he was a demon, but to convey the image of being a nutbar and a deluded fanatic.
* SwissArmyGun: Wields a a stylised pitchfork loaded with weapon systems. The central tine can shoot flames (which could even destroy arrows in mid-flight). The lateral tines can shoot a stream of large, heavy, slow bullets.

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* ObfuscatingInsanity: Doyle hammed it up when it came to projecting a diabolical image. Not Not because he hoped to trick people into thinking that he was a demon, but to convey the image of being a nutbar and a deluded fanatic.
* ShootTheBullet: The first Devil was capable of destroying Green Arrow's shafts in mid-flight with a blast of flame from his FireBreathingWeapon.
* SwissArmyGun: Wields a a stylised pitchfork loaded with weapon systems. The central tine can shoot flames (which could even destroy arrows in mid-flight). The The lateral tines can shoot a stream of large, heavy, slow bullets.



* HoistByHisOwnPetard: His hatred of the colour green causes his capture in his first appearance, when Green Arrow is using gren signal arrows to direct the police his location, and he suddenly realises that he does not have a green arrow he can use to misdirect them.

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: His hatred of the colour green causes his capture in his first appearance, when Green Arrow is using gren green signal arrows to direct the police his location, and he suddenly realises that he does not have a green arrow he can use to misdirect them.

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->'''AKA:''' Isabel Rochev
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->'''AKA:''' Isabel Rochev
Isabel Rochev tried
(I) Tommy Doyle; (II) unrevealed
->'''Debut:'''(I) '' Detective Comics'' #539; (II) ''Detective Comics'' #543

->''“You sealed your eternal fate when you took arms against me ! For your impertinence you will suffer… eternal damnation !”''

The Printer's Devil is an identity which has been assumed by
to take Queen Industries away from different foes of Green Arrow.

The first Printer's Devil was Tommy Doyle: a sports journalist at the ailing ''Daily Star ''newspaper. As the staff learned that a large Australian press corporation was planning to buy the Star, Doyle decided to foil the buyout due to the terrible reputation of the possible buyers. Through unknown means, Doyle procured the gear that allowed him to create the Printer’s Devil identity, including some weaponry. He started a fake campaign of harassment against the ''Daily Star''’s building, complete with faux terrorism and attempted arson. Doyle’s hope was that the press conglomerate would drop buying the ''Star'' after seeing that a costumed terrorist was after it. He was soon stopped by Green Arrow, who as
Oliver Queen, whom she Queen was working as a columnist for the ''Star''.

Some weeks later, Doyle was threatened and nearly killed by an unidentified man. This person knew that he had been the Printer’s Devil and stole his costume. The new man in the costume was apparently the owner of a printer’s shop. This shop had lost a key contract after his “hot type” press, an older model, were
considered unworthy.too slow.The contract was picked up by a more modern shop with “cold type” presses. Losing this contract apparently sunk the shop, and the printer decided to have his revenge.



* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Her costume is a black mask and a red coat.

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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Her costume is FireBreathingWeapon: The central tine of the Devil's trident projects fire.
* ObfuscatingInsanity: Doyle hammed it up when it came to projecting
a black mask diabolical image. Not because he hoped to trick people into thinking that he was a demon, but to convey the image of being a nutbar and a red coat.deluded fanatic.
* SwissArmyGun: Wields a a stylised pitchfork loaded with weapon systems. The central tine can shoot flames (which could even destroy arrows in mid-flight). The lateral tines can shoot a stream of large, heavy, slow bullets.


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->'''AKA:''' Isabel Rochev
Isabel Rochev tried to take Queen Industries away from Oliver Queen, whom she considered unworthy.
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!!Moira Queen
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow Annual'' (Vol 2) #7

->''" You've lost your '''pride'''. If you want to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along the way, you fell under the spell of some perverted version of the '''American Dream'''. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even '''life'''. The '''smartest''' deserve to rise. The '''strongest''' ought to survive. That's how a business, a country, a '''family''' advances."''

Oliver Queen's mother who was assumed to have died in Ollie's youth. In the New 52 continuity, it is revealed that she is still alive, having faked her death to join the Ninth Circle, and reenters Ollie's life when Green Arrow becomes the Circle's enemy.

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!!Moira Queen
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!!Midas
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow Annual'' (Vol 2) #7

->''" You've lost your '''pride'''. If you want
Arrow'' Vol. 5 #3

Midas was once a scientist working on a bacterial strain that would be able
to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along revolutionize the way, you fell under treatment of toxic waste. While demonstrating his findings, he encountered a woman who seduced him, but eventually turned out to be an EcoTerrorist hoping to steal the spell of some perverted version of formula. The terrorists botched the '''American Dream'''. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even '''life'''. The '''smartest''' deserve to rise. The '''strongest''' ought to survive. That's how job, causing an explosion which killed them, but sent Midas screaming in flames. Burning alive, he leapt into a business, river of toxic waste, and emerged a country, monster entirely composed of it. Skilled in mechanical engineering as well as toxic waste studies, Midas constructed the Blood Rose robot, who became the love of his life, aiding him in a '''family''' advances."''

life of crime that especially worked against Oliver Queen's mother who was assumed to have died in Ollie's youth. In the New 52 continuity, it is revealed that she is still alive, having faked her death to join the Ninth Circle, and reenters Ollie's life when Green Arrow becomes the Circle's enemy.Queen.



* AdaptationalVillainy: While no saint, there was no doubt she loved her children in the CW show. In the comics, she's perfectly willing to sacrifice Oliver to save her skin.
* BattleCouple: With Malcolm Merlyn.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive
* FreudianExcuse: As the daughter of a waitress with a drug problem, Moira grew up not always knowing where her next meal was coming from so she learned to do anything she could to survive, [[UnreliableNarrator or so she tells Ollie]].
* RetCanon: Similar to Felicity Smoak, she did exist before the TV series, but her characterization was heavily altered to resemble her counterpart there.
* SilverFox: She's aged fairly well, all things considered. And she actually has silver hair.
* TheSocialDarwinist: What sets her apart from her son:
-->"If you want to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along the way, [[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids you fell under the spell of some perverted version of the American Dream. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even life. The smartest deserve to rise. The strongest ought to survive. That's how a business, a country, a family advances]]."
* TheStarscream: To Dante.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: While no saint, there was no doubt she loved her children AcidAttack: Midas' touch is extremely corrosive; capable of slowly melting away at structures and dissolving projectiles (such as arrows).
* BeastAndBeauty: Is partnered with the gorgeous android Blood Rose.
* BerserkButton: Harming Blood Rose will send Midas into an unstoppable rage.
* GeniusBruiser: Retained his original intellect following his transformation, so is strong enough to lift a car over his head, but is also an expert
in the CW show. In fields of chemistry, bio-medicine and robotics.
* ImmuneToDrugs: Due to his physiology, Midas absorbs new toxins, rather than being adversely affected by them.
* PoisonousPerson: Midas' entire body is composed of toxic waste, and he can absorb new toxins.
* {{Robosexual}}: Is in a romantic relationship with Blood Rose; and android he constructed.
* SuperStrength: His strength level is unclear, however, Midas was able to seemingly effortlessly lift a car over his head and throw it, as well as swing
the comics, she's perfectly willing to sacrifice Oliver to save her skin.
* BattleCouple: With Malcolm Merlyn.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive
* FreudianExcuse: As the daughter
base of a waitress with tree as a drug problem, Moira grew up not always knowing where her next meal weapon. Naomi claimed Midas was coming from so she learned to do anything she "way" out of Green Arrow's league and could to survive, [[UnreliableNarrator or so she tells Ollie]].
* RetCanon: Similar to Felicity Smoak, she did exist before the TV series, but her characterization was heavily altered to resemble her counterpart there.
* SilverFox: She's aged fairly well, all things considered. And she actually has silver hair.
* TheSocialDarwinist: What sets her apart from her son:
-->"If you want to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along the way, [[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids you fell under the spell of some perverted version of the American Dream. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even life. The smartest deserve to rise. The strongest ought to survive. That's how
"give Superman a business, a country, a family advances]].run for his money."
* TheStarscream: To Dante.SuperToughness: Capable of withstanding an explosion at point blank range.
* ToxicWasteCanDoAnything: Burning alive, Midas leapt into a river of toxic waste, and emerged a monster entirely composed of it.



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[[folder:Nix]]
!!Nix
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow'' (Vol 4) #4
Nix is an assassin and master of disguise hired by Isabel Rochev aka the Queen to kill Green Arrow.

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!!Nix
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[[folder:Moira Queen]]
!!Moira Queen
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow'' Arrow Annual'' (Vol 4) #4
Nix
2) #7

->''" You've lost your '''pride'''. If you want to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along the way, you fell under the spell of some perverted version of the '''American Dream'''. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even '''life'''. The '''smartest''' deserve to rise. The '''strongest''' ought to survive. That's how a business, a country, a '''family''' advances."''

Oliver Queen's mother who was assumed to have died in Ollie's youth. In the New 52 continuity, it
is an assassin revealed that she is still alive, having faked her death to join the Ninth Circle, and master of disguise hired by Isabel Rochev aka the Queen to kill reenters Ollie's life when Green Arrow. Arrow becomes the Circle's enemy.



* MalevolentMaskedMen: Or women on this case.
* MasterOfDisguise: She is able to disguise herself to look like a man or a woman.
* ProfessionalKiller
* SadisticChoice: Nix kidnapped Mary, a woman Green Arrow thought responsible for the two murders. She was about to kill her when Green Arrow stopped her. To escape Nix fatally wounded an innocent bystander so that Green Arrow had to make a hero's choose save the man or chase Nix.

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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Or women on this case.
* MasterOfDisguise: She is able
AdaptationalVillainy: While no saint, there was no doubt she loved her children in the CW show. In the comics, she's perfectly willing to disguise herself sacrifice Oliver to look like save her skin.
* BattleCouple: With Malcolm Merlyn.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive
* FreudianExcuse: As the daughter of
a man waitress with a drug problem, Moira grew up not always knowing where her next meal was coming from so she learned to do anything she could to survive, [[UnreliableNarrator or a woman.so she tells Ollie]].
* RetCanon: Similar to Felicity Smoak, she did exist before the TV series, but her characterization was heavily altered to resemble her counterpart there.
* SilverFox: She's aged fairly well, all things considered. And she actually has silver hair.

* ProfessionalKiller
* SadisticChoice: Nix kidnapped Mary, a woman Green Arrow thought responsible for
TheSocialDarwinist: What sets her apart from her son:
-->"If you want to succeed in this world, you need to focus on yourself. Somewhere along
the two murders. She was about to kill her when Green Arrow stopped her. To escape Nix fatally wounded an innocent bystander so that Green Arrow had to make a hero's choose save way, [[SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids you fell under the man or chase Nix.spell of some perverted version of the American Dream. Not everyone deserves everything. Not clothes, food, not medicine, not even life. The smartest deserve to rise. The strongest ought to survive. That's how a business, a country, a family advances]]."
* TheStarscream: To Dante.


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!!Nix
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->'''Debut:''' ''Green Arrow'' (Vol 4) #4
Nix is an assassin and master of disguise hired by Isabel Rochev aka the Queen to kill Green Arrow.
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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Or women on this case.
* MasterOfDisguise: She is able to disguise herself to look like a man or a woman.
* ProfessionalKiller
* SadisticChoice: Nix kidnapped Mary, a woman Green Arrow thought responsible for the two murders. She was about to kill her when Green Arrow stopped her. To escape Nix fatally wounded an innocent bystander so that Green Arrow had to make a hero's choose save the man or chase Nix.
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