By rss@youtube.com (zaidglz4150) Joker poster "Dd I really look like a man with a plan" Joker T-shirt DC Universe Crisis Green Arrow Black Canary Green Lantern Hawkman Batman The Joker DC Universe wave 7 Big Barda The Flash Kid Flash Captin Cold and parts of Atom Smasher

By rss@youtube.com (falconboy08) Reviews of Green Arrow & Black Canary, New Exiles, and Serenity: Better Days. Hosted by Your Friend Andy. Part 2 Author: falconboy08 Keywords: DC Marvel Dark Horse Green Arrow Black Canary New Exiles Serenity. Added: August 24, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (shazaptv) The brave and the bold is a collection of one shot team ups with the major DC characters. They are good reads on light days and when they involve your favorite characters. This issue, written by Mark Waid and drawn by Scott Kolins follows and adventure with Nightwing and Hawkman. This was a real...

By rss@youtube.com (cdowg187) I've been wanting to do this for a while now, so here it is. My homage to the bad ass archers of DC and Marvel. Green Arrow aka Oliver Queen and Connor Hawke. Speedy aka Roy Harper. Hawkeye aka Clint Barton The music used is john Williams's score from the film ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES! Green Arro...

Newcomers like Green Arrow, the Huntress, Black Canary, Atom, the Question, and Vigilante became fan favorites; on the other hand, few wanted to see more of ...

Zatanna, and Brian Bolland drew Batman vs. Green Arrow and Black Canary. JLA #200 isn't just a landmark for the Justice League, it's one of the most ... and more »

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 Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) THE NEWSBOY LEGION by JOE SIMON AND JACK KIRBY VOL. 1 HC Written by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby Art by Joe Simon, Jack Kirby and others Cover by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby Gwen: I'm not sure what the appeal of this is... I guess I prefer Golden Age superhero stuff if anything.

But Flash (Barry Allen), J'onn J'onnz, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Aquaman, and Wonder Woman have all met their end in some way and time. Green Arrow, too ...

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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?

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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 noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) In 2005, DC published a volume of their "greatest imaginary stories," including Superman-Red and Superman-Blue. That volume contained a number of Superman stories; this new one, as you can see, focuses on Batman and Robin. If it's successful, might Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, a...

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By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Green Lantern #46 (DC) If one wanted to be completely uncharitable about it, this issue of the main Green Lantern title is, in the broadest sense, the exact same as most of the issues of Green Lantern from the past year or so, only much better drawn than all the Orange Lantern issues: Hal Jord...

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By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) The current replacement of Batman and Captain America by DC and Marvel is showing what replacing those characters with new faces can do for a book. Both series are more alive and vibrant they have been in decades. In the case of Batman and Robin I no longer consider it to be Dick Grayson, Batman...

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) ABSOLUTE GREEN LANTERN: REBIRTH HC Written by Geoff Johns Art by Ethan Van Sciver, Darwyn Cooke, Prentis Rollins, Marlo Alquiza and Mick Gray Cover by Ethan Van Sciver In 2004, writer Geoff Johns and artist Ethan Van Sciver the team behind the current blockbuster THE FLASH: REBIRTH rest...

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By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Now let’s talk about Marco Rudy, this artist and is going to be a fast raising star at DC. Neal Adams is the classic photo realism / Jack Kirby artist. By that I mean he makes the people look real, but has the super hero dynamic that is exhibited in page design and layouts and more. Ivan Reis has rapi...

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...

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By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Indeed, it seems to me the de-Arrowing of former Green Arrow Connor Hawke is an example of this sea change. When DC killed Green Arrow Oliver Queen in the mid-1990s, his son Connor Hawke took over as Green Arrow, representing this new "middle generation" much the same as Kyle Rayner did taki...

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By Greg Hatcher “Doug asked me to organize his comics,” she said. “I’m trying to enter them in a database.” “From DC?” “Yeah, that’s it.” And so on. The JLA crossover that launched it was okay. I’ll hang on to that and put it with the other JLA books. The rest can go.

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By Brian Cronin The results are in for Round 3 of Region 3! See who won! Captain America gave Green Arrow something to cry about, 672-271. Captain America got 71% of the vote. Green Lantern beat Batman to the punch with the Joker, 495-450. Hal got 52% of the vote. 1 Comments At March 27, 2009, Ted wrote: When I firs...

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