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📂| ARROWFAMILY READING GUIDE

Want to start reading about the Arrowfamily but don't know where to begin? Here’s a helping hand to get you started! click the carrd link below for reading guides for every Arrowfam member!

https://arrowfam.carrd.co

» What does the reading guide contains?

The carrd includes reading guides for ALL Arrowfamily members, to make it easier for new readers I separated the members in three separated categories: "core arrowfamily", "extended arrowfamily" and "elseworlds arrowfamily", the list of characters included in the carrd link (at least for now) are:

⤷ Core Arrowfamily:

　• Oliver Queen/Green Arrow

　• Dinah Lance/Black Canary II

　• Roy Harper/Arsenal

　• Lian Harper/Cheshire Cat

　• Connor Hawke/Green Arrow II/Hawke

　• Mia Dearden/Speedy II

　• Emiko Queen/Red Arrow II

　• Sienna/Red Canary

⤷ Extended Arrowfamily:

　• Shado

　• Eddie Fyers

　• Jade Nguyen/Cheshire

　• Sin Lance

　• Cissie King-Jones/Arrowette

⤷ Other Supporting Cast:

　• Master Jansen

　• Robert Queen II

　• Sandra Hawke

　• Dodger

　• Galahad II

　• Naomi Singh

　• Jax

　• Henry Fyff

　• John Diggle

　• George, the Arrow Dog

⤷ Elseworlds Arrowfamily:

　• Olivia Queen/Black Canary III

　• Artemis Crock/Tigress II

　• Connor Lance-Queen/Green Canary

　• Laurel Lance-Queen/Black Arrow

» A few notes before you start:

• Please make sure to check the "info" section of the carrd so you can understand better how it works and have a better experience using it.

• The reading guides will be updated frequently as soon as the character gets a new *important* appearance, small cameos and the like will not be included.

Scrolling through AO3 and saw something I wasn't expecting: Hal and Jason fics. And usually, the Jason Todd-ification of DC fandom is not my cup of tea. But. There's an interesting concept there. Just not one I've ever personally seen addressed.

And that's:

Hal actually fucking did it.

Every single thing Jason fantasized about at the height of his wrath? Hal actually did it. Hal killed his mentor and his tormentor, Sinestro, with his own hands. And he decimated the friends that didn't stop his tragedy, killed the comrades that didn't care for his grief, and reduced his all-mighty masters to nothing. He actually ripped Henshaw to shreds.

Hal is the dog that bit back. The dog that not only bit the hand that fed, but went for the throat next.

Hal is the League member that went bad. There's many parallels there to Jason's narrative, should one want to look for them.

Moreover, Hal's pain became a palpable, all-consuming thing that devoured everything. Hal's tragedy, his grief and his rage and his pain, was so great it caused a literal Crisis (the second crisis ever! Out of only seven!), tore reality apart, erased entire timelines. It had long-lasting effects on the entire universe for years to come. (On a more personal note for Jason: It hurt Batman. On a deep, psychological level.)

It mattered.

But it also did not help. It didn't make Hal feel better. It didn't fix anything, despite how desperately Hal believed it would. It, in fact, made everything worse. Hal regretted all of it.

And I think Jason Todd reckoning with that tale would actually be a genuinely interesting way to explore his character.

I'm not caught up enough to know whether these two characters have ever interacted in canon, but I think I'm well-read enough to say: probably not. And if they did, probably only superficially.

But I think there is room for a very interesting conversation between these two characters.

Hal being basically the embodiment of Vengeance for a time is also an interesting element, if the timelines were shifted around so that Jason crawled out the grave before Hal's rebirth. Like. There's a foundation for one hell of an interesting dynamic here.

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i need to know every language immediately

I just love Barry Allen so much 

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