Things We Saw Today: Felicity Smoak, Superhero

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Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim shared concept art of Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) suited up for action, complete with purple cape and black mask.

Felicity’s superheroic alter-ego isn’t known yet, but Guggenheim did confirm that she’ll appear on the Legends of Tomorrow episode “Doomworld.”

(via CBR)

My already fraught Cap emotions are in a tailspin: after earlier pleading exhaustion, Chris Evans is now saying he might be game for playing the character once his contract is finished. He adds that ultimately, it’s up to Marvel. Hey, Marvel? We need to talk. Step out into this alleyway with me.

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  • Rapper Kendrick Lamar is on fire in a new track, and since the first line takes aim at Donald Trump, you know this is going to be extra good.
  • In case you missed it yesterday, the President of the United States of America made this face while pretending to drive a truck in the parking lot of the White House. With today’s failure of the GOP healthcare bill, I hope his face is permanently frozen like this.

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  • Watch the glorious Emma Thompson talk about the time the inglorious Trump asked her out for dinner.
  • What do you think of this poster for Spiderman: Homecoming? What do you think about the world receiving another Spiderman movie?

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TGIF, Mary Suevians! What did your elf eyes see today?

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Kaila Hale-Stern (she/her) is a content director, editor, and writer who has been working in digital media for more than fifteen years. She started at TMS in 2016. She loves to write about TV—especially science fiction, fantasy, and mystery shows—and movies, with an emphasis on Marvel. Talk to her about fandom, queer representation, and Captain Kirk. Kaila has written for io9, Gizmodo, New York Magazine, The Awl, Wired, Cosmopolitan, and once published a Harlequin novel you'll never find.
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