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Well that was a short read, even for a Green Arrow, but fun regardless.
I really enjoy the quick dry wit that Judd Winick brings to the series, and although I’m not a huge fan of Scott McDaniel and Andy Owen’s cartoon-like art, it’s a good match for Winick.
I’m a little annoyed over the whole Red Hood thing though. DC is really dragging the whole dead / undead Robin thing on and on. I really feel they should just leave him dead. How many times can you kill a character and bring him back. I say, let the dead rest in peace… unless they’re going to come back as zombies, it’s just not cool to write them in and out of existence time and again.
They definitely got the cover title wrong. This wasn’t “Batman & Green Arrow vs. Brick & Red Hood”. A more appropriate title would have been “Batman & Green Arrow search for Brick & Red Hood” since there was never a face off. That battle is left for the pages of Green Arrow #71.
Looks like times are a changin' again for Oliver Queen... again. First the infinite crisis hit which caused Ollie to head to a remote island where he learns assassin-ninja techniques from Natas, then he fights off a veritable army of assassins hired by Natas to kill him. Then it's back…
Anyone who reads comic books knows that death is not the end of the road, but simply a short break before your triumphant return to fighting evil. Loads of characters have been seemingly (or actually) killed off, only to return at a later date, much to the shock and awe…
In this issue of the Justice League of America Superman, Bat Man and Wonder Woman finally decide to take a break from their card collecting when Black Lightening calls them in on a case he is working which involves a villain named Starro.
If you're like me, you have no idea…
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