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The 2016 “Arrowverse” crossover will be very hard to top, and fans are curious as to what the writers have planned. It’s already been confirmed that the “Supergirl” episode will be more than just a glorified lead in for “The Flash” this year, as all four shows involved will hold equal weight next time around. When it comes to the actual story, it sounds like it will be something DC fans will be familiar with.

The cast of “Arrow” recently spoke to TVLine at San Diego Comic Con before their panel, and Michael Ausiello pitched an idea for a crossover involving a double wedding with Barry and Iris and Felicity and Oliver. Executive producer Wendy Mericle said she’s not sure that’s going to happen, but she did reveal some new details about the crossover.

“I can’t tell you that’s gonna happen. I’m just gonna say the crossover is going to be super cool this year, and it’s gonna be pulled from a very cool DC story, that the fans are gonna know about. When they hear it they’re gonna be very excited. Every year we have to get bigger and better, and this one I think will not disappoint.”

You can check out the full interview below.

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Obviously it made sense for Oliver Queen to come out on top in his rivalry with Slade Wilson, but many fans were upset when Slade returned for an episode in season 3 where he was easily defeated by Oliver and Thea on Lian Yu.

Manu Bennett spoke out about the way that Deathstroke was used in season 3, as he feels that the beating he took at the hands of Oliver and Thea only added “insult to injury.”

Bennett received some backlash for making the comments, but he noticed that a lot of fans agreed with him. Manu recently spoke to Digital Spy about his comments and how Deathstroke was built up and he noted that the “next phase” will likely determine how Deathstroke is to be perceived in the “Arrowverse.”

“Maybe that was a bit unfortunate, because it got exacerbated by the way people would tweet it, it was like, ‘How dare he bash these producers who’d given him this opportunity?’ – all this sort of stuff. But I think the comments that I made had a huge resonance with most fans, who agreed that Deathstroke is meant to be this undefeatable force. We built him up to that and then I guess the next phase is what will determine what all that means.”

Deathstroke was one of the most popular characters on “Arrow” and there are many fans hoping to see him return, but Bennett teased that if he does return we won’t see it coming.

“There’s a lot of fans wanting Deathstroke back,” he said. “If Deathstroke shows up again on Arrow, everyone will be a lot happier if they didn’t know [in advance].”

“Arrow” airs Wednesdays on the CW.

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