through Mia's shoulder while Drakon was holding her hostage, and then blowing up the building with Drakon in it. After that, Drakon did not appear until he was hired by Brick as part of a revenge scheme against Green Arrow. Drakon attacked Green Arrow's former sidekick Arsenal, cutting the young hero's throat and taking him prisoner. Mia and Connor again squared off against Drakon, who again outclassed them in martial arts skill. But the two heroes outwitted him for a second time, this time luring him into a trap set by Shift of the Outsiders. One Year Later Deathstroke the Terminator allowed himself to be caught by Green Arrow so that he could meet with Drakon in prison. The two of them broke out and confronted the Arrow Family. Despite being outnumbered four to one, Deathstroke comments that Team Arrow "should have brought more guys". The two of them are defeated and forced to escape when the Justice League arrives to rescue Team Arrow. In other media Constantine Drakon appears in the television series Arrow, portrayed by Darren Shahlavi. In the pilot episode, Drakon is introduced as Adam Hunt's head of security of Hunt Multinational company after Oliver Queen as a vigilante begins to hunt down Adam Hunt. Drakon and Oliver have a fight in the company, but Oliver manages to kill him. References Green Arrow characters Characters created by Phil Hester Characters created by Judd Winick Comics characters introduced in 2003 DC Comics martial artists DC Comics supervillains Fictional assassins in comics Fictional Greek people