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    Arrow #211

    Arrow » Arrow #211 - Blind Spot released by DC Comics on January 22, 2014.

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    Blind Spot last edited by magicman620 on 03/30/20 08:08AM View full history

    ARROW TEAMS UP WITH LAUREL TO FIND THE MAN IN THE MASK — Oliver (Stephen Amell) is conflicted after Laurel (Katie Cassidy) reaches out to the Arrow asking him to investigate Sebastian Blood (guest star Kevin Alejandro). Oliver is unsure whether to believe her accusations against the man he has publicly supported for mayor, but decides to trust Laurel. However, when the pair gets too close to the truth, Sebastian exposes Laurel’s drug addiction and has her arrested. Meanwhile, Roy (Colton Haynes) reveals his new super-strength to Sin (guest star Bex Taylor-Klaus) who wants to test out his abilities. Unfortunately, Roy isn’t able to contain his rage once unleashed and almost kills a man. Back on the island, Oliver is surprised when Sarah (guest star Caity Lotz) reveals a secret about Laurel.

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    Blind Spots,Lying, and Skull Masks - so Arrow 0

    Arrow #211 - Blind Spot by mrmazz on January 23, 2014

    The best lie is one wrapped in a bit of truth. Truth is, Laurel has a substance abuse problem. Truth is, Officer Daily was found wearing a skull mask. The lies are that Daily isn’t the man behind the skull mask. That Laurel isn’t wrong, that Sebastian Blood isn’t Starling Cities savior (well with a name like Blood). Laurel’s spiral downward is melodrama 101- of which “Blind Spot” has plenty. Daly and the mask meanwhile resemble how the titular Death Note in Death Note was used. In which people ...

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