The Arrowverse has proven time and again that they are perfectly willing to give fans all the service they can possibly muster. Ever since Arrow introduced the likes of Deathstroke, they have dug deeper and deeper into the DC library to bring random, fan-favorite characters to the small screen, and their ambition only got greater with each new series they added to the list.

The upcoming crossover, “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” is set to bring in plenty more fan service, with the likes of Burt Ward reprising his role as Robin and Kevin Conroy playing a live-action Bruce Wayne for the first time ever — and that’s just the tip of the iceberg of the mountains of other stuff they have planned.

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Now, according to We Got This Covered, we have another character to look forward to in the form of John Stewart — AKA Green Lantern. One of their sources says that John Stewart will be showing up — and that he will be played by none other than David Ramsey, who plays Diggle in Arrow. Basically, John Stewart is one of Diggle’s doppelgangers from another Earth.

This is something that was planted last year when Earth-90’s Flash called Diggle John and asked where his ring was. 

That, coupled with the outlet’s source’s track record (they predicted the Mandarin as Shang-Chi’s villain and Wonder Woman’s Golden Eagle armor) seem to indicate that yes, we will see John Stewart soon.

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SOURCE: We Got This Covered