Changes: Star City 2046

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"Star City 2046" is the ???th episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow. It aired on February 25, 2016^[1]. "Star City 2046"^[4] is the upcoming sixth episode of the first season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and the sixth episode overall.^[5] It will air on February 25, 2016.^[1]

Synopsis

When a malfunction sends the Waverider crashing into 2046 Star City, our heroes face a startling version of their own future where they never stop Savage and never return home. The city is in ruins and overrun by criminals, which thrills Rory. Sara is despondent over the destruction of her home and stunned when she learns what happened to her old friend, Oliver Queen.^[4]

Production

Preparation ran from October 29 until November 6, 2015. Shooting ran from November 9 until November 20, 2015.^[2]

Behind the scenes

Oliver Queen will be featured as an old man with one arm, in reference to the 1986 four-issue comic book, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns:^[3] in Earth-31, an aged Oliver Queen/Green Arrow helps to an aged Bruce Wayne/Batman to beat an aged Clark Kent/Superman with a kryptonite arrow. Then, there is a sequel, the 2001–2002 three-issue comic book, Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again: Batman and Green Arrow train an army of "Batboys" to save the world from a police dictatorship led by Lex Luthor. There is a third sequel, the 2015–2016 eight issue commic book, The Dark Knight III: The Master Race but Oliver Queen/Green Arrow is currently absent from the comic book. Later, there will be a fourth and final sequel comic book to conclude the series. A one-shot prequel comic book, Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade, which serves as a prequel to Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (the first comic book on the series), will be released on 2016.

References

DC's Legends of Tomorrow season 1
"Pilot, Part 1" • "Pilot, Part 2" • "Blood Ties" • "White Knights" • "Fail-Safe" • "Star City 2046" • "Marooned" • "Night of the Hawk" • "Left Behind" • "Progeny" • "The Magnificent Eight" • "Last Refuge" • "Leviathan" • "River of Time" • "Destiny" • "Legendary"

[airdate-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Shows A-Z - dc's legends of tomorrow on cw - The Futon Critic

[twitter-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) - Twitter

[comicbook.com-3] 3.0 ^3.1 Stephen Amell to Appear on Legends of Tomorrow Sporting a Goatee, Missing An Arm - Comicbook.com

[synopsis-4] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 'Vixen', Old 'Oliver' & 'King Shark' Feature In Descriptions For ARROW, LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, & THE FLASH - Comic Book Movie

[5] DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: Talking Spoilers with EP Phil Klemmer - KSiteTV

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 ==Behind the scenes==
-[[Oliver Queen]] will be featured as an old man with one arm, in reference to the 1986 four-issue comic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight Returns|Batman: The Dark Knight Returns]]'':<ref name="comicbook.com" /> in [[w:c:dc:Earth-31|Earth-31]], an aged Oliver Queen/Green Arrow helps to an aged [[Wikipedia:Batman|Bruce Wayne/Batman]] to beat an aged [[Wikipedia:Superman|Clark Kent/Superman]] with a [[Wikipedia:Kryptonite|kryptonite]] arrow. Then, there is a sequel, the 2001–2002 three-issue comic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight Strikes Again|Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again]]'': Batman and Green Arrow train an army to save the world  from a police dictatorship led by [[Wikipedia:Lex Luthor|Lex Luthor]]. There is a third sequel, the 2015–2016 eight issue commic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight III: The Master Race|The Dark Knight III: The Master Race]]'' but Oliver Queen/Green Arrow is currently absent from the comic book. Later, there will be a fourth and final sequel comic book to conclude the series.
+[[Oliver Queen]] will be featured as an old man with one arm, in reference to the 1986 four-issue comic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight Returns|Batman: The Dark Knight Returns]]'':<ref name="comicbook.com" /> in [[w:c:dc:Earth-31|Earth-31]], an aged Oliver Queen/Green Arrow helps to an aged [[Wikipedia:Batman|Bruce Wayne/Batman]] to beat an aged [[Wikipedia:Superman|Clark Kent/Superman]] with a [[Wikipedia:Kryptonite|kryptonite]] arrow. Then, there is a sequel, the 2001–2002 three-issue comic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight Strikes Again|Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again]]'': Batman and Green Arrow train an army of "Batboys" to save the world  from a police dictatorship led by [[Wikipedia:Lex Luthor|Lex Luthor]]. There is a third sequel, the 2015–2016 eight issue commic book, ''[[Wikipedia:The Dark Knight III: The Master Race|The Dark Knight III: The Master Race]]'' but Oliver Queen/Green Arrow is currently absent from the comic book. Later, there will be a fourth and final sequel comic book to conclude the series. A one-shot prequel comic book, ''Dark Knight Returns: The Last Crusade'', which serves as a prequel to ''Batman: The Dark Knight Returns'' (the first comic book on the series), will be released on 2016.
 ==References==