Green Arrow isn’t as well-known as superheroes like Batman and Superman, and the TV show Arrow took some liberties with the character. Because of this, a lot of misunderstandings have developed about Green Arrow and his alter ego, Oliver Queen. Here are five common misconceptions about the hero.
The remake of Silent Hill 2 for the PS5 was a particularly annoying exclusive deal. PlayStation and Konami agreed to keep the game only on PS5 and PC for one year. Last year, the game received widespread acclaim, with many calling it a top title and one of the best remakes ever. While frustrating for Xbox players, the exclusivity was limited to a year, suggesting it would arrive on Xbox around this fall – and it looks like that’s now happening.
While the One Piece anime no longer includes filler arcs, the episodes before the time skip were known for having some excellent ones, and the G-8 Arc is widely considered the best. Even though it wasn’t part of the original story, many fans appreciate how well it captured the spirit of One Piece with a fun adventure immediately following the Straw Hats’ return from Sky Island. It remains one of the most natural and funny arcs in the series, to the point where many viewers feel like it could have been a genuine part of the main storyline.
Even Marvel movies that fans disagree about still have good qualities. For example, Thor: The Dark World features some really funny lines delivered by Loki, and Iron Man 2 successfully introduces Black Widow. Plus, one of the MCU’s most controversial sequels actually has an amazing boss battle – it’s a standout moment that doesn’t get enough credit.
Jennifer Lawrence had a strong streak of successful films, starting with X-Men: First Class, The Hunger Games, and Silver Linings Playbook. While House at the End of the Street earned some money, it wasn’t a critical success. She then starred in another successful run with The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, American Hustle, and X-Men: Days of Future Past, but this was followed by the poorly received film Serena.
That storyline originated from his work on Superman – specifically, “The Truth Revealed.” In it, Superman publicly revealed his secret identity, which sparked a lot of debate among fans. While some enjoyed the change, others strongly disliked it, and it was eventually reversed in 2022. Though not a poorly written story, “The Truth Revealed” is often the first thing people remember from Brian Michael Bendis’s time writing for DC, largely due to the strong reactions it provoked.
The upcoming animated film, Dynamic Duo from 6th & Idaho, will tell the story of Dick Grayson and Jason Todd’s beginnings as Batman’s partners, Robin. The film is being created by Arthur Mintz and Theresa Andersson of New Orleans-based Swaybox, who are a married couple. Mintz will also direct, with Greg Gunn and Matthew Reeves serving as producers through DC Studios and 6th & Idaho.
Although the “Salvation Run” comic storyline involves Darkseid, James Gunn has stated he won’t be the main villain in the DC Universe’s initial story arc. Gunn is intentionally saving the New Gods for future installments to avoid repeating past portrayals and similarities to Marvel’s Thanos. This means the DCU currently lacks a major, overarching threat to bring its heroes together. However, Nekron, a powerful cosmic entity, is a strong possibility to become that central antagonist, and could appear as soon as 2026.
Considering the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home and the fact that Wilson Fisk’s Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) currently controls New York, it’s logical that Daredevil could appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Recent fan art from Instagram user @spdrmnkyxxiii depicts Peter Parker and Matt Murdock, sporting his new black suit, facing off against mysterious enemies. While Charlie Cox has previously stated he isn’t involved, rumors about Daredevil’s appearance in Brand New Day continue, and it’s still possible we could see the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen.
Looking back almost twenty years later, it’s clear that Halo 2‘s downloadable content wasn’t just groundbreaking—it was remarkably player and developer-friendly, a quality that’s rare today. Before battle passes, early access, and endless cosmetic items became common, Bungie and Microsoft quietly created a model that deserves another look.