I, uh, may have thought she was referring to Oliver Queen, and was thus thought it was quite a reasonable statement (even if a surprising one).

Probably things less bad than killing him? Of course, it's only 30 years in the future, so some amount of their friends and family are likely still around

The show's made it pretty clear that she's the best fighter on the team, and she should be. She took out six Bratva thugs (who were quite possibly about even with Mick) without much effort

I'm pretty confident the quality will be there. I'm more worried about how dark and brutal that storyline can be. Reading comics about the Purple Man can be bad enough, but a live-action TV show, where you know it's going to be dark and you know they're going to go out of their way to shock audiences?

Yeah, it could be an interesting dynamic.

This guy http://www.dailymail.co.uk/…
would like to have a word with you (also Oracle, but I figure the real-life example was better)

Shado, Thea, Nyssa, Sara, Vixen, Lyla
Agent May, Bobbi, Skye
Agent Carter
Elektra (obviously included b/c of comics rather than the show so far)

Shado is one of my favorite characters on Arrow. So underrated. Although I might give Bobbi the edge over May.

Sure.

Whoa whoa whoa - if nothing else, Arrow has good action scenes (and attractive cast members)

Doesn't he have the full beard (and missing arm) in The Dark Knight Returns?

It's certainly possible, but Johnny Utah only said "It stands to reason", not that it was an absolute certainty.

In fact, probably less deadly in straight combat.

Eh, as they said in the episode, obviously it's not too hard to make yourself look like "not yourself". It's a bit harder to pass yourself off as a specific other person, to someone who knows that person.

Bulbasaur is the best for newbies who wanted an easier time in the first couple gyms. Squirtle is the best for anyone who knew what they were doing and wanted to be the most competitive with their friends.

The way I understood it, she didn't want to be able to decide what to do about William. But Ollie had gone to Diggle and Mari for advice, and didn't even think of talking to Felicity about it.

Haha, maybe the least well known of all of them, and darker than any but Punisher (probably more consistently dark than Punisher though).

I know I'm probably late to the party on this, but discovering that Damien Darhk is also Dum-Dum Dugan, over in Marvel?

He asked everyone BUT her for advice. It's not Diggle's decision or Mari's decision, but they got to give advice. Felicity didn't

I would suspect that isn't the assumption at all, but the CIA (etc) just know that there's nothing they'll be able to do about it.