Can someone put them all together?

You're very welcome! I'm happy to hear that she's coming to the show. I seem to recall someone else saying that the show already had too many characters, but I like the ensemble cast and the variety of stories it allows. I also think too that the nature of villains has changed since my youth in the Silver Age of comics. In the Silver Age, we had more dime store thieves and lone, crazy super-villains. It was easier for Green Arrow to use a boxing glove arrow to knock out a thief or to defeat one of the Clock King's zany plots. Nowadays the comics have more organized villains, like H.I.V.E. or the the League of Assassins. Ollie needs teammates to defeat these sorts of organizations. I mean even Batman gets together with Robin and Nighthawk, or even the Justice League, to take on bigger threats. So I'm looking forward to the live-action introduction of Vixen.

I've been watching Legends of Tomorrow, and it's been better than I'd hoped. So if Vixen does well in Arrow, maybe they'll spin her off into her own show, or at least live-action mini-series, the way that Marvel has done with Agent Carter. Carter had 8 episodes for the first season, and 10 for the second. I actually have grown to kind of like the short-season or mini-season shows, as Chris Carter is doing with the new X-Files, which has 6 episodes. I think the shorter season allows the writers to focus more on an overarching story and not have to think of filler episodes. Of course I used to bemoan the fact that shows went from having 34 episodes a season when I was a kid to 26 by the time I hit high school, to 24 occasionally now, but more often 23 or 22. I think watching shorter shows on USA and SyFy though has made me appreciate show that get around to the point and don't just try to have a set number of episodes just to fill a mold. Also it's easier to get people back for shorter stints, so you can do a one-off for Sherlock even though Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman have become popular, busy actors, or bring back David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, and Mitch Pileggi for 6 episodes even though they've all being doing other things for the past dozen years and want to continue doing so. I mean I still like having my full-length series too, especially when I really, really enjoy them, as with Gotham, but these shorter series and mini-series offer some really good options. So maybe we'll get a live-action Vixen series or mini-series.

DC's Agent Vixen. 