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Oliver Queen (Smallville)

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Real Name
Current Alias

Identity

Alignment

Affiliation
Leader of impromptu Justice League

Relatives
Robert Queen (father, deceased); Laura Queen (mother, deceased)

Universe

Base Of Operations
Mobile, though he often maintains his headquarters at Queen Tower in Metropolis

Characteristics
Gender

Hair

Status
Citizenship

Marital Status

Occupation
Vigilante; Billionaire playboy

Education
Excelsior Academy

Origin
Origin
Human

Place of Birth
Star City

First appearance


Contents

History

In October of 2006, Oliver Queen appeared on the Season 6 episode of Smallville entitled "Sneeze". Played by former Aquaman actor Justin Hartley, Queen was introduced as a potential business rival to Lionel Luthor. To demonstrate his expertise at archery, Oliver stood on the roof of his Metropolis office and fired an arrow into the sky after speaking the word, "Borneo". The arrow flew across the street and struck the designation of Borneo on the globe of the Daily Planet. [1] In the episode titled "Wither", Oliver Queen meets Lois Lane and invites her to attend a costume ball hosted by Lex Luthor. Although his disguise is intended to reflect the folk hero Robin Hood, the design is more in line with the costume that Ollie wore during the Silver Age years of DC Comics. In the episode, Ollie reunites with Lex Luthor whom he has not seen since their boarding school days. [2] In the following episode, "Arrow", Oliver Queen becomes Green Arrow in both name and deed. After stealing a black market gemstone from Lionel Luthor, Ollie earns the attention of the inquisitive neophyte reporter, Lois Lane. Lois (who refers to the hero as the Green Arrow Bandit), plays true to form and becomes the victim of several unscrupulous businessmen, forcing the Green Arrow and Clark Kent to work together to rescue her. By the end of the episode, Clark and Ollie discover each other's greatest secrets. Before parting, Ollie gives Clark some free advice indicating that his gifts should be used for the benefit of the entire world, not just for the people that he is close to.[3]


Powers and Abilities

Powers

None known.

Abilities

  • Archery: Oliver Queen is an expert in the field of archery. From the roof of his penthouse, he once fired an arrow across the street striking the location of Borneo on the map of the Daily Planet globe.
  • Business Management: Oliver Queen inherited the reigns of Queen Industries from his father, Robert. Though Queen now spends little time involved with the day to day operations of the company, his apparent wealth suggests that his business acumen is savvy enough to keep the company prosperous.


Weaknesses

Vulnerability


Paraphernalia

Equipment: High-tech gadgets.
Transportation: Oliver has a special arrow which trails a rope so he can transport to certain areas and a motorbike.
Weapons: Compound bow and arrows


Notes

  • No special notes.

Trivia

  • Oliver's hometown is Star City.
  • He is the founder of the Justice League.
  • He is the CEO of Queen Industries.


See Also


Recommended Reading

  • None.


Links and References


Footnotes


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