Green Arrow

By J. Caleb Mozzocco I haven’t read Superman/Batman in a while, but then, they haven’t eschewed the World’s Finest team and instead used Bizarro and Man-Bat instead yet. They’ll give it a try in tomorrow’s Superman/Batman #66, in which the two characters will contend with Black Lantern Solomon Grundy. It’s g...

By David Pepose TV Guide has an image of Michael Shanks as Hawkman, from the upcoming Smallville episodes “Society” and “Legends,” due out in January. The jury’s still out on how exactly the Winged Wonder will translate onto screen — especially since the classic DC costumes (with maybe Green Arrow and Cy...

By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) No, this is not about the musical Oliver. Which also had an exclamation point at the end, if my memory serves me. This is about the one and only Oliver Queen, aka the Green Arrow. But...really, Ollie is pretty much a douchebag. And I LIKE Ollie! Most of the time.

By David Pepose It had to happen — after cameos ranging from Green Arrow to Metallo to the Legion of Superheroes, Smallville’s getting one more DC character in the mix. Grier is said to join the cast during the January episode guest-starring the Justice Society. Pretty cool*, huh?

By Brian Cronin Okay, in case you didn't see the introduction, the concept is that each day up to and including the 23rd of November, I'll be posting four iconic covers from DC Comics' 75-year history. On the 23rd, you folks will get a chance to pick your Top 10 out of the 90 choices. I'll tabulate the votes and I...

By The Rev. OJ Flow So between Superman (Clark Kent), Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) and Det. John Jones, and Hawkman (Carter Hall), Dr. Fate (Kent Nelson) and Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore), we’re looking at the first live-action crossover between the JLA and JSA!

By Bill Reed From here, we get a great slow-motion love ballad to the Caped Crusader from Black Canary, with what might be the line of the night: "If only he could love me like he loves fighting villains!" It segues into a duet with the Music Meister as he reveals his unrequited crush on the Canary, contra...

By noreply@blogger.com (Adama) As an added bonus, we get a double shot of GA family awesomeness. Toward the bottom of the shirt, we have Roy Harper in his Red Arrow costume! Here's a closer look: Again, we have an archer drawing his bow to fire off screen. I was very surprised to see Roy on an item of merchandising, especially i...

By MarkAndrew Team-Ups: Batman with:  Green Arrow (6 times), the Metal Men (4 times), Wonder Woman, Mister Miracle, Black Canary, Green Lantern, Metamorpho, the Atom, Sgt. Rock, Aquaman and Wildcat.  (3 times each), Plastic Man, the Joker, the Flash, Teen Titans, the Phantom Stranger, Deadman and Ka...

By Brad Curran Also, why have you not written more Batman? I like your Batman. " I bought the Green Arrow/ Deadman issue. It didn't care for it; the story was continued with other characters, I'm ... It ... The Deadman arc with Nightwing and Green Arrow was awesome.

By MarkAndrew From Ultimate Marvel Team-Up # 4.  Mike Allred artist.  Man, scans from squarebound comics always come out gooshy.  I wish I had the floppies.) From UMTU # 1.  Matt Wagner artist.) 1) From Marvel Team-Up # 70.  Tony Dezuinga inker.) Mike Loughlin: I could argue that Ultimate Marvel ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Adama) Before we get to the story, we get a mail in card to join the Kenner Super Powers fan club. which apparently got you a bunch of swag and discounts on DC comics for $3.50. Not bad! Anyway, the action starts off in Star City, where the Martian Manhunter is presenting Green Arrow with an award! Appare...

By Brian Cronin Today we look at a neat Green Arrow moment from JLA #9… At August 10, 2009, Mike wrote: Yes. This ... Superman- Replaced my Mon ... To be fair, Morrison killed Batman and Martian Manhunter himself. And Kyle is still a Green Lantern, he's just not ... At August 10, 2009, Mike Loughlin wrote:

Supposedly this was worse than the Green Arrow/Hawkman fighting, except for we've never actually seen a trace of it in sixty (censored) years. ...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Four trade paperbacks ago (roughly fourteen issues of collected comics), Judd Winick ended Green Arrow and began Green Arrow/Black Canary. Since then, Winick has essentially told just one story, that of Green Arrow Oliver Queen's globe-spanning search to find his missing son Connor H...

By Brian Cronin Since then, he’s been slowly building his profile at Marvel Comics and DC Comics with great work on a number of mini-series and fill-ins. More recently, he has been doing ongoing work for DC Comics. And for the last year or so, he’s been the regular artist on Green Arrow/Black Canary…

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) The opening to this episode with Batman and Green Arrow trying to one up each other while stopping Joker and then Catwoman was a lot of fun to watch and one of the best openings so far. I'm sure a lot of the older DC Comics fans will enjoy it as it is a nice callback to when Green Arrow would always ha...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Judd Winick positions the Green Arrow/Black Canary team firmly in the midst of the DC Universe, in a way that's only logical for two married heroes whose friends and family are all superheroes. In the first volume, Green Arrow shouts to Superman for help (he shouts "Clark," for that matter...

By Brian Cronin REGION 3 1 Captain America 2 Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) 3 The Joker 4 Hawkeye 5 Green Arrow (Oliver) 6 Oracle 7 Deadpool 8 Madrox 9 Blue Beetle (Ted Kord) 10 Black Canary 11 Hawkman 12 Zatanna 13 Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) 14 Aquaman (Orin) 15 Spider Jerusalem 16 Nick Fury

 CA by Dan Phillips March 11, 2009 - It's strange – I really want to love the Green Arrow/Black Canary series. I love Green Arrow as a character. I'm a big fan of Black Canary when she's handled well, which she is here. I even like Green Arrow's goofy ...

The pacing is great, with Green Arrow leaping out of the fourth page looking like the exciting finish of a movie, but instead of showing us all of the steps, they show some intense action in only four panels that effectively sums up something that ...

By Richard Caldwell A Spotlight Interview with Mike Grell (part 1) In this two-part interview (the first of a special new...Interview with Mike Kingston, Creator of ‘Headlocked’ Mike Kingston, creator of the wrestling comic book Headlocked recently...Comic Book Review: Green Arrow/Black Canary #15 Green Ar...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Green Arrow: Year One is a re-telling of the origin of Green Arrow by writer Andy Diggle and artist Jock (real name Mark Simpson) that tries to do what Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli did for Batman to its title character. Although it might not be quite up to the standard of the sublime Bat...

Show Notes: 1:03:48 Speeding Bullets:  Brave and the Bold 19, Superman 682, Teen Titans 65, and some very quick chats about Green Arrow 13, 14, Top Ten Season 2 #2, and Tiny Titans #10. We also chat about some recent DCU news about Superman, Prometheus, Fables, continuity, forums and more

After a year-long story arc in which Ollie and Dinah were forced to play second fiddle to Batman in their own title and Connor Hawke was turned into a generic martial artist with a healing factor, most Arrowheads were glad to see Judd Winick step off the book. <br /><br />Saying...

By Ryan Scott The idea of comic book superheroes (and villains) duking it out with the Mortal Kombat series' eclectic cast of costumed weirdos goes well beyond the realm of absurd. Yet, somewhat ironically, this ridiculous concept is the best thing that's happened to MK in the past 13 years. After all, w...

In a word, Kevin Smith's take on Batman is annoying. Kevin's Batman is tired.  Whiny. He's two steps behind second string villains such as Deadshot and the afore mentioned Cacophony (who is a virtual unknown to those who've yet to read Smith's run on Green Arrow like me).

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Much as I was looking forward to Dwayne McDuffie's post Justice League Unlimited work on the main comic book series, I unfortunately found myself disappointed. There are certainly some bright spots to Justice League of America: The Injustice League, but for the most part I found it lacki...

By pippii I hope you like it. Title : What I do best Prompt: What do you think Green Arrow is doing best Characters/Pairings: Oliver Green Rating : PG Words :100 Warning :None Summary : Oliver thinks about the answer he gave Clark ...

5:30 Listener voicemail and Speeding Bullets: Action Comics 870, Wonder Woman 25, Secret Six #2, Final Crisis Revelations #3, Green Lantern 35, House of Mystery #6, Jonah Hex 36, and Smallville's Green Arrow Episode 1:45:11 Batman 680 DC Noise Comics Playground

By Derek This Week On SHoE - Steve and Derek walk you through a Green Arrow-heavy episode of Smallville with the season’s third outing, “Toxic”. Plus news on two new Superman related books, some SHoE merchandise and a new weekly SHoE feature that you’ll want to listen for! Not to mention your emails...

 OH - The series also saw the return of superhero Green Arrow and his new girlfriend, the sonic-powered Black Canary, as well as the threat from returning villain ...

By John Scott Lewinski On the D.C. Comics side, Guy Ritchie is now officially attached to direct a Sgt. Rock project -- a risky pick if you consider that Ritchie hasn't made a successful film since he crossed paths with that wife of his. Finally, The Latino Review broke a story on a David Goyer Green Arrow project that w...

13:17 Speeding Bullets: This segment is a casual discussion on a variety of books including: Preacherâs first trade, Catwoman 72-76, Super Friends #1, Green Arrow/Black Canary #6, Action Comics 862, The Flash, The Killing Joke Hardcover, Fourth World Omnibus 3 and 4, Robinâs events u...

After an inexplicable five-minute tangent about Lost, the guys get around to their second annual St. Patrick's Day Green Tribute: Green Arrow. The guys talk about their favorite stories with the emerald archer, the different versions of the character, and how his transformation began...

By Brian Cronin Storytelling Engines: Aquaman or “Whither Aquaman?”) weren't Aquaman and Green Arrow both created by a high-up editor at DC (or "National" or whatever it was back ... Sean, it was Mort Weisinger who helped create both Aquaman and Green Arrow. Both first appeared in More Fun Comics, ...

It's time for another between-episode bonus, as both Chase and Blake give their thoughts on the new direct-to-DVD film Justice League: The New Frontier. The guys talk about the movie, the adaptation of Darwyn Cooke's work, and the DVD as a package. But that's not all! Our heroes also talk ab...

By Tim We also saw the Smallville debut of fan-favorite heroine, Black Canary. I thought she looked great. What I love about Smallville heroes (or heroines in this case), is that they’re given fresh new origins and still tying them to the Smallville universe. Having her work as a vigilante for Lex a...

Episode 59: Sean and Jim talk Green Arrow/Black Canary 3 and 4, Countdown Arena, forum comments, emails, an audio comment from Eli which will be the first of two parts discussing the great Astro City series. 13:01 Green Arrow / Black Canary 3 and 4

Episode 57b: Sean and Jim talk to Jay Ferguson about the initial Exterminators trade from Veritgo. We also talk about listener rants, shout out Ohio Superheroes, and tell you how you can help Superman to have a 75th anniversary celebration in Cleveland.

What a week! With so many great books on the shelves, it's tough to pick only a few to talk about. This episode touches on World War Hulk 5, New Avengers 36, X-Factor 25, Captain Marvel 1, Nova 8, Wolverine 59, Atomic Robo 1-2, Hellboy - Darkness Calls 6, Lobster Johnson 3, BPRD - Killing Ground...

Josh (Joshiebear) joins us via Skype for this episode, where we finally get back to talking about new books! Discussion includes Green Arrow & Black Canary 1, Superman 668, the Richard Donner run on Action Comics, Green Lantern 24, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man 24 & One Mor...

By rachelle In the friendship pairing of Oliver Queen and Hal Jordan, Oliver is the reckless one. Consider that. Well, that's respectable. I don't think anyone would name Oliver Queen as the sexiest super hero. Unless we're talking about the Smallville version. Because...damn.

By collectededitions As with many other of DC Comic's post-Infinite Crisis One Year Later stories, Crawling Through the Wreckage is something of a second origin for Green Arrow, but Winick's story raises the character beyond credibility. Winick writes a furious battle between Green Arrow and Deathstroke,...

By Jason Chen If you asked us what DC superhero we'd love to be and said we couldn't be Batman, Superman, the Martian Manhunter, Robin, Nightwing, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Power Girl, or the Flash, we'd probably choose Green Lantern. Instructables has a step by step guide on how to make your own glowin...

We also talk informally about Batman, Detective, Batman Confidential, Green Arrow, Robin, Freddie Williams B-day, Blue Beetle, the Atom, Books of Magic, Invisibles, Papa Midnight, Starman, Grendel, the Shade miniseries the most recent Sandman Mystery Theater and more in just plai...

By Shelly Now it can be argued that you can get so far from the original material that it's hardly worth referring to the original. Why use Green Arrow at all if he won't BE Green Arrow, that sort of thing. But if it's well done and there's a sense of who and what GA is, then I'm fine with it.

By Tim I did like however the proto-costume for Green Arrow thy ended up using though, especially with the green war paint adorning Oliver’s chest and back and especially over his eyes, which I think was a nice homage to the comic book Green Arrow costume.

This episode: We review Ex Machina 1-5, the OYL titles: Blue Beetle #1, Green Lantern #10, Green Arrow #60, and Catwoman #53. Also, we share some listener emails, our first audio comment, and give a shout out to our friends at the Comic Timing Podcast.  We proudly announce that we are now memb...

By collectededitions The Elite, as first introduced in Action Comics #775, were intended simply as parodies of the Authority. As Joe Kelly suggests in his introduction to this volume, there grew a certain disconnect between the one-shot villains he created them to be, and the financial potential DC executiv...