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I think that’s all a testament to the work David’s done on the character.

Of all the elements of the show that weren’t a regular part of the Green Arrow mythology, he was definitely the standout.

I think anyone who watches the show knows he was the breakout character. Jeff, you said back in July that you planned to start introducing elements and characters from the “Arrow” TV show into the “Green Arrow” comic book. One week before the “Arrow” Season 2 premiere, Lemire and Ramsey discussed Diggle’s debut, bringing elements from the show into the comic, the differences between the two and why the comic book version of the character sports a goatee. The character also figures into “The Outsiders War,” a long-percolating story arc starting in December’s “Green Arrow” #26. Lemire has major plans for Diggle, who’ll be seen in next month’s “Green Arrow” #25 - a tie-in to Batman story “Zero Year,” which will see Diggle (named after “Green Arrow: Year One” writer Andy Diggle) meeting the Dark Knight. “Arrow” debuted last fall and stars Stephen Amell as iconic DC hero Oliver Queen/Green Arrow Ramsey’s Diggle acts as the character’s bodyguard and trusted advisor. The final scene of this week’s “Green Arrow” #24 by writer Jeff Lemire and artist Andrea Sorrentino contained the latest transition - John Diggle, a major supporting character played by actor David Ramsey on The CW’s hit series “Arrow,” was introducing into DC Comics continuity in an issue-ending scene opposite the Clock King. Agent Phil Coulson in the Marvel Studios film franchise - have made their way from the screen and onto the comic book page to become major players in DC and Marvel’s fictional universes. Characters that first showed up in an other-media adaptation - like Harley Quinn in “Batman: The Animated Series” or S.H.I.E.L.D. (CBR) As comic books continue to have a vast influence on TV and movies, the reverse has also happened more and more.