Is Arrow Hiding Green Lantern Teases & Easter Eggs in Plain Sight? Well into its fifth season, Arrow remains a strong series for both DC and CW for one reason – its characters. After losing his original team at the end of season 4, the Green Arrow needed to recruit a whole new set of vigilantes.

With characters like Black Canary (gone, then back, then gone again, then back again), Wild Dog, Mister Terrific and Ragman now on his team, Oliver Queen is forced to face a new threat, Prometheus, and in turn, face the demons within himself as well. It’s certainly been an interesting season thus far. Producers have said this is the last season Arrow will use the flashback scenes in the way that viewers are accustomed to seeing. That statement seems to be holding true as the flashbacks are now mixing with events that have happened just before, or just after, Oliver (Stephen Amell) was rescued from the island. In episode 1. 1, “Second Chances”, Talia al Ghul (Lexa Doig) told Ollie he needed to control the monster inside him, becoming something else, giving him a hood to hide his rage behind – thus the Green Arrow was born. The flashbacks continued, as Talia is training Ollie in Russia. His first mission: Kill low level Russian drug dealers.

His second mission: Kill drug kingpin Hideo Yamane (King Lau) during an exchange with a Russian drug supplier. After that deed was done, the two vigilantes return to their hideout and hold a conversation about Ollie returning to Star City and exacting vengeance on those who have failed his city. While that conversation was enticing, it’s what’s sitting on the table between them that should have fans talking – is that Green Lantern’s Power Battery? Talia al Ghul and Oliver Queen gather around the Power Battery. The people behind Arrow and the other shows in the Arrowverse – The Flash, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow – have been teasing the possible addition of the Green Lantern for several years now. In early summer 2. Marc Guggenheim suggested in an interview that the Green Lantern couldn’t show up in Arrow because it would conflict with the planned Green Lantern Corps movie.

However, three months later he teased audiences by posting an image of billboard for the fictitious location Coast City with the tagline: “In brightest day, in blackest night. However, this is not the first time something related to the Emerald Knight has been teased in one of the Arrowverse shows. Ferris Air, the aviation company pilot Hal Jordan flew for, has been referenced five times on Arrow and four times on The Flash. Here are some other times something related to Green Lantern has been referenced in plain sight: Season 1 of Arrow – “Darkness on the Edge of Town”: During a flashback, Ollie, Slade Wilson and Shado attempt to stop Edward from shooting a Ferris Air jetliner out of the sky. Humanity`S End Movie Watch Online. Season 1 of Arrow – “Sacrifice”: During a continuing flashback scene, Oliver and company are still on the island attempting to prevent the destruction of the Ferris Air jetliner. Season 3 of Arrow – “Calm”: While taking down some criminals at a boxing match, Ferris Air is seen on one the billboards as a sponsor of the sporting event. Season 4 of Arrow – “Green Arrow”: As Oliver Queen and Amanda Waller are having a conversation at a bar in Coast City, a man in a flight jacket walks past the camera – the name tag reads “Jordan”.

The Flash – Ongoing: A not- so- subtle Easter Egg is hanging on the wall of the CCPD. In a mural featuring Greek gods – Hephaestus, Hermes, Hera, Zeus, Hades, Apollo, and Poseidon – each one represents a DC superhero. It’s been confirmed that Hephaestus represents Green Lantern. Season 1 of The Flash – “Pilot”: Barry Allen tests his newfound powers at the abandoned Ferris Air Testing Facility. Season 1 of The Flash – “Who is Harrison Wells?”: A billboard reading “Welcome to Coast City” is seen briefly.

• Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, Jesse L. Martin and Candice Patton talk The Flash, the dynamic between the characters, time travel, Easter eggs and more.
• As with all Disney films of the last 20 years or so, Moana is filled with “easter eggs”- nods to other Disney movies, characters, and creators.

This is the first time viewers get a glimpse of Jordan’s hometown. It has only been mentioned in previous episodes of Arrow and The Flash.

The series premiere of 'The Flash' was packed with easter eggs and nods to DC Comics - read the entire list here!

Season 1 of The Flash – “Rogue Air”: Barry Allen evens says that Ferris Air in Central City “closed down after one of their test pilots went missing” – a reference to Hal Jordan. It looks like Hal Jordan left his Power Battery in Russia. With alternate realities, multiple Earths, time travel, meta- humans, speed gods, gorilla worlds and now, (thanks to the Invasion crossover event) aliens, all well- established elements across each of the Arrowverse shows, introducing someone as powerful as Green Lantern, even as an occasional character, would no longer be a stretch of the imagination. Hal’s backstory could easily spread out over the shows during the course of a week, quickly giving the fan favorite character roots.

Whether these Easter Eggs are cleverly- placed premonitions of “greener” things to come, or just sly references placed to drive fans crazy with (potentially unfulfilled) excitement, remains to be seen. Whatever the reason, hopefully these subtle and not- so- subtle Green Lantern references will continue to be hidden in plain sight – eventually leading to a full appearance of Hal Jordan himself.

What other Green Lantern references have you noticed in the Arrowverse? True Tears Episode 7.

What Are All Those DC Universe Easter Eggs in The Flash #2. The Green Bell of Uthool, the Silver Wheel of Nyorlath, and the Red Jar of Calythos, which hold the Demons Three. Possibly the Universe Orb, used by Harbinger to record the history of the DC Universe. Martian Manhunter's original costume. A Cosmic Egg, as seen in the JLA/Avengers crossover. Phantom Zone projector.

The Scepter of State, a Martian artifact designating the leader of the Green Martian community. Blue Beetle's Bug. Possibly a Kryptonian rocket. Possibly a pope or bishop's vestments. Voyager II1. 2. Clearly some kind of New Gods- style armor, although the exact character to whom it belonged isn't clear.

Sargon the Sorceror's Costume. Sargon was an original JLA honorary member and participant in the E1/E2 crossover that explained the Black Canaries (like issue 2. Azrael's Costume. We’re assuming the sword is connected to the costume it’s next to. Otherwise there are a bunch of glowing or fiery swords it could be, including Son of Vulcan, Nightmaster, or Zauriel. The Key's Keyblaster. Hourman's Timeship, used by the android Hourman to traverse time.

The Helmet of Nabu, worn by Dr. Watch The Undying Mediafire. The Mega Rod, the weapon wielded by Big Barda.

Skeets - - or at least one of his shells. This might be his first on- panel appearance in continuity since Flashpoint, although he has been depicted as alive in Justice League International (and seen in the Booster Gold/The Flintstones Annual). Doctor Destiny's costume, with the Dream Ruby attached. Starman's gravity rod.

Lobo's chain- hook. The H- Dial. 25. Eternity Book. Possibly Wonder Woman's shield. Blue Devil's Trident (Trident of Lucifer)2.

An atom bomb. 30. The Mars Rover. 31. Worlogog, a map of the universe in four dimensions.

Can be used to manipulate reality. Matter Master's wand.