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Star City Slayer

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For the Arrow episode, seeStar City Slayer (Arrow).
Comics character
Star City Slayer
Publication information
PublisherDC Comics
First appearanceGreen Arrow (vol. 3) #1 (April 2001)
Created byKevin Smith
Phil Hester
In-story information
Alter egoStanley Dover Sr.
SpeciesHomo magi(current)
Human(originally)
AbilitiesOccult master

Star City Slayer (Stanley Dover) is asupervillain appearing inAmerican comic books published byDC Comics. He is the grandfather ofStanley Dover who is named after him, though he is not named Stanley Dover Sr.

Brendan Fletcher portrayed a variation of the character in theseventh season of theArrowverse television seriesArrow.

Fictional character biography

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InStar City, Stanley Dover Sr. was first seen walking down an alley where some hoodlums try to attack him only for him to be saved by Green Arrow who is back from the dead.[1]

The Star City Slayer was seen feeding a vial of blood to a creature that is imprisoned in a glass cage underground.[2] Stanley Dover later buys the Star City Youth Center and gainsMia Dearden as his first employee. He later explains to Mia that Oliver Queen "is missing time". Stanley felt that Oliver has missed the last 10 years of his life. This leads Stanley to outfit Oliver's home with outdated appliances and conveniences.[3]

A soulless Oliver Queen later finds himself at Stanley Dover's house who knocks him unconscious and brings him down to the basement. Upon regaining conscious, Oliver finds out that Stanley Dover is the Star City Slayer as he gestures to an imprisoned blonde-haired kid dressed as a purple monster.[4]

It was revealed that Dover Sr. had summoned the Beast in order to use it to grant himimmortality using the Magdaline Grimoire that he gained fromJason Blood, but he had been roped into babysitting his grandson at the time he performed the ritual and the bond was transferred to the infant instead. Discovering the bond, the grandfather locked the younger Stanley in a large glass container and torments him, both physically and by forcing him to witness horrific acts of murder, all in an attempt to bring back the monster. Eventually abandoning his original plans to search for the monster while having Oliver Queen and Mia Deardon tied to thealtars, Dover Sr. decides to transfer his soul intoGreen Arrow - currently resurrected byHal Jordan as an amnesic body with no soul after theFinal Night - with the goal of gaining access to theWatchtower monitoring systems to find the Beast, but Green Arrow was able to make contact with his soul in Heaven and convince the soul to return, allowing him andConnor Hawke to fight through the demons that Dover Sr. had summoned until the monster Spot appeared to seal the door to Hell. He subsequently ate Dover Sr., later erasing the youngster's horrible memories of the act and of his imprisonment and torture to spare him from the tormented life he would otherwise endure. Stanley's will enabled Oliver Queen to get the Star City Youth Center.[5]

Powers and abilities

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The Star City Slayer is a master of the occult.

In other media

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Stanley Dover appears in theseventh season ofArrow, portrayed byBrendan Fletcher.[6] This version is a mentally unstable serial killer who has murdered several people inside and outside of prison and puts on a timid, weak facade. While imprisoned in Slabside Maximum Security Prison, Dover quickly befriendsOliver Queen, who frequently defends Dover from the other inmates. After discovering Dover's true personality and his framing ofBen Turner for the stabbing of a prison guard however, Queen abandons Dover, who breaks out amidst a riot incited byRicardo Diaz.[7] Dover eventually resurfaces to attack Queen's allies under the belief that they are bad influences on him before Queen eventually subdues Dover and the authorities return him to Slabside.[8]

References

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  1. ^Green Arrow Vol. 3 #1. DC Comics.
  2. ^Green Arrow Vol. 3 #2. DC Comics.
  3. ^Green Arrow Vol. 3. #3. DC Comics.
  4. ^Green Arrow Vol. 3 #8. DC Comics.
  5. ^Green Arrow Vol. 3 #9–10 (December 2001 – January 2002). DC Comics.
  6. ^Radish, Christina."'Arrow' EP on That Shocking New Storyline, Keeping the Show Grounded, and More".Collider. RetrievedNovember 16, 2019.
  7. ^Agard, Chancellor (November 26, 2018)."Arrow recap: Oliver and Diaz go to war inside Slabside".EntertainmentWeekly. RetrievedNovember 16, 2019.
  8. ^Agard, Chancellor (February 12, 2019)."Arrow recap: 'Star City Slayer' features a big Blackstar reveal and some goodbyes".Collider. RetrievedNovember 16, 2019.

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