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CW's ARROW To Have A Special DC Guest In Season 2?

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"Arrow" is wrapping up its successful first season while planting seeds for its next one. Colton Haynes and Manu Bennett have signed on for season two, ensuring that fans will be seeing a lot more of Roy Harper and Slade Wilson next year. The last few episodes have also also raised the profile of characters like the Huntress, Shado and the Count.

Now executive producer Marc Guggenheim has teased via Twitter that another DC Comics character may be popping in for a visit. Check out the tweet below.


The "Kord" in Kord Industries refers to Ted Kord, perhaps better known as the second Blue Beetle. Kord joined the DC Universe after the 1986 event "Crisis On Infinite Earths." He then became a much beloved member of the Justice League in "Justice League International" and its various other incarnations between the late '80s and much of the '90s. It's definitely not an understatement to say that comic book fans (including the one typing these words) love Ted Kord.

Now whether or not the teased logo plays an integral part in a future episode of "Arrow" remains to be seen; it could just be an Easter egg. But really, Ted Kord fits right in with the show's strict "no super powers" rule. He's a normal man who trusts his smarts and wits to enable him to keep up with his super teammates.

Kord previously appeared in season 10 of "Smallville" alongside Booster Gold and Jaime Reyes, the most recent Blue Beetle. Here's hoping that the character is due for a return in "Arrow."

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