All these prelude comics are pointless, especially since apparently the editorials never let them actually tell something new or important anyways. It makes sense too, you can't have an important piece of information for a movie in a prelude comic.

Like, it was fine enough, but as a native speaker without the subtitles I wouldn't have understood most of what he said, it was well done but in a horrible german

Eeeehhh, I figured something like that too, but why would he think that? Like, maybe anti-HYDRA propaganda that he now assumed was true or something..?

Damnit, this just made me remember how much I miss Peggy…

Assumed the same… Though I don't entirely remember his story, it was during the down-part of Arrow where I didn't pay too much attention… He also is a hacker right, and somehow he is bad..?

Agreed, I wouldn't say they were perfect but they were pretty great

Agreed, his "Heilige Scheisse!" (Holy Shit") reading was still fantastic and hilarious, and I say that as a native german speaker

Wouldn't it make perfect sense for the hacker's boss to be Felicity's dad?

Another fantastic episode, this setting really created a lot more of opportunities to switch the status quo up… and Archer in 1940's noir landscape just feels right.

Sure, maybe I didn't formulate it right, my point was that Helix clearly are bad news, so Oliver and Co are ultimately right to be concerned

Oh yeah, completely agreed, given that between them all they pretty much committed every crime in the book (including nuking a city!), it's really hard to take these dilemmas seriously

Many people discover shows and movies that already came out a long time before, and that's a pretty big spoiler there honestly

Agreed, Arrow is not like The Flash were Barry has a pretty big monopoly on stupidity

Riiiight, Billyyyyyy

Agreed about crossing all lines, but to be fair, in the end Felicity's merry band of hacker mercenaries shot live bullets at our heroes several times, so there's that.

Agreed, but put a spoiler alert on that one mate, put "< spoiler >" at the beginning and "< / spoiler >" at the end, only without the spaces

Rene really has been improving greatly and I'm glad they kept him, but I'd rather they just get rid of all the damn infinitely re-spawning Canaries altogether and keep Thea

Not at all, his constant quipping feels out of place, and for half of the season there was no reason at all for him being in team Arrow, and now that he can finally be useful he feels like he came from The Flash or something, it's just jarring

Ugh, again so much emotions around moral and legal dilemmas…

Can't wait for the sequel, show all these pretenders how it's done Grandpa Miller!