Green Arrow

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...

By sea-of-g@hotmail.com (Sea-of-Green) Batman has good reason for being more than a little ticked off. Parallax or no Parallax, Hal Jordan is still Hal Jordan -- Captain Reckless himself. And, true to form, one of the first things Hal does is try to attack the Spectre all by his lonesome.

By ComicList However, Barry Allen, a character I followed thirty years ago, is becoming a nuisance. I understand he's getting a revamp now and he needs to be marketed, but he is becoming annoying in this series. It's nice for him to play the moral compass role for Hal Jordan but his involvement in this stor...

By Brian Cronin Artist: Neal Adams What about GL #93 - isn't that the first one with Green Lantern and Green Arrow sharing the title? ... The ... The first one I thought of was the "I quit!" cover from Green Lantern #181. Good thing they were all Hal Jordan covers. At September 23, 2009, David Hackett wrote:

By J. Caleb Mozzocco BATMAN III GREEN ARROW OLIVER QUEEN GREEN LANTERN HAL JORDAN Within the DCU, John Stewart would seem like a better choice for a Justice League Green Lantern, since he’s been working with the team longer than Hal since Hal’s return from the dead, and since he’s more of a team player.

By Brian Cronin The "true" explanation for it, though, is almost certainly that the writer of Justice League: Cry for Justice #2 (James Robinson) didn't know that the writer of Blackest Night #0 (Geoff Johns) was giving Hal an entirely different take on Bruce's death.

Does DC plan to kill feminist icon Wonder Woman? Those heroes (left to right) are Hal Jordan, Barry Allen, Ice, Bart Allen, Conner Kent, Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Arrow. ...

And how old is Hal Jordan supposed to be? (Hal should be in his early 40's, if Green Arrow sired Green Arrow II and Black Lightning had Thunder and ...

By Brian Cronin Hal Jordan and Ollie Queen are talking in Gotham and Hal confesses that he needs to tell Ollie something. Ollie asks if it is about a threeway with Huntress and Lady Blackhawk that apparently the whole super hero community knows about. OK, we’ll get to the sexism in a sec, but first off that is a...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Quick question for anyone who reads Hal Jordan and/or Huntress and Lady Blackhawk appearances religiously: Has Hal Jordan ever even met either of them in a comic before? I imagine they were all at Green Arrow and Black Canary's wedding before, and Huntress was one of the many totally rand...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) The team in Cry For Justice, which is of course written by the incoming writer Robinson, will consist of Green Lantern Hal Jordan, Green Arrow Oliver Queen, The Atom Ray Palmer, Supergirl, Batwoman, Starman Mikaal, Congorilla and whatever they’re calling Captain Marvel Jr. these days.

By Bill Reed On to the glaring. Hal “It’s my party and I’ll cry for justice if I want to” Jordan is pissy that some of his friends have been killed and wants to strike back at the villains responsible– and is it me, or is it silly that they refer to their enemies as “villains”? I mean, I guess they would, but it s...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Everyone thinks Hal is being a baby, and Superman is probably quietly scanning him for signs of possession by the Parallax bug (the last time Hal got like this, he did destroy the universe). Everyone except Oliver “Green Arrow” Queen who, when Hal asks if he’s against him, replies with—and...

By sea-of-g@hotmail.com (Sea-of-Green) So, what happens when you throw Hal Jordan, Oliver Queen, and Sinestro together in a medieval setting? Oh, just something like THIS: It gets better: MUCH, MUCH better. Panels courtesy of Green Lantern-Green Arrow #92, 1977, written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Mike Grell

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...

By Brian Cronin The seeding was based on the results of our 2007 DC/Marvel Character Poll. Enjoy! 1. Captain America (Steve Rogers) vs 5. Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) online polls) 2. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) vs. 3. The Joker polls) 1 Comments At March 25, 2009, Bill K wrote:

By Brian Cronin I’m sorry, Hawkeye, but it went down just like that (in a slight #5 over #4 upset), 437-386. Green Arrow got 53% of the vote. Hal Jordan made sure Deadpool’s visit here was a permanent one, 493-326. Hal got 60% of the vote. EAT IT HAWKEYE!!!!!

By Brian Cronin 5. Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) vs. 12. Zatanna polls) 4. Hawkeye (Clint Barton) vs. 13. Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) Online surveys) 3. The Joker vs. 14. Aquaman (Orin) Online surveys) 2. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) vs. 15. Spider Jersualem polls) Have fun!

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

By noreply@blogger.com (Adama) Observe:The Green Arrow fig seems to take its inspiration from the Mike Grell era costume, complete with the hood. He also comes with a bow, the only accessory in the set. Black Canary is decked out in her classic black costume, but lacks fishnets. Hal is, well, Hal, and has a fittingly stern lo...

By Troy Brownfield Green Lantern:  Hal got to kick some ass at his trial on Oa. Aquaman:  Presently off the canvas. Black Canary:  The leader of the JLA also escaped domination and helped lead the Earth resistance.    Her husband, Green Arrow, gets taken down by Darkseid’s forces first.

By sea-of-g@hotmail.com (Sea_of_Green) No, that line is NOT from a comic book, nor from any other source related to superhero Hal (Green Lantern) Jordan becoming the villain Parallax. It’s actually from the movie 2010: Odyssey Two, in reference to the most famous computer in film history, the HAL 9000 (Heuristically programme...

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By sea-of-g@hotmail.com (Sea_of_Green) Oliver (Green Arrow) Queen has been dead for a while and has been somehow, mysteriously brought back to life (actually, Hal [Green Lantern/Parallax/Spectre] Jordan is responsible, but Ollie doesn't yet know that). He runs into Aquaman, who then brings him to the JLA watchtower on the mo...

By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) A Green Lantern movie is apparently in the works. It has Hal Jordan as the main character, which pleases me to no end. I LIKE John Stewart, but even though he may be familiar to a lot of people through the cartoon, Hal will always be the REAL Green Lantern to me. No matter WHAT Guy says. And I like Alan...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Adama) Unfortunately, Black Canary picks that moment to show up, and distracts Green Arrow just as the ring drops into his apartment. They go out to dinner, but have a fight at the restaurant and split up. Ollie returns and finds the ring, reasoning that Hal wouldn't have sent it away unless it was an...

By noreply@blogger.com (googum) More than ever, though, I wish I had good John Stewart (non-Justice League cartoon figures, of course) and Guy Gardner figures...especially since, I don't think I like Hal as much as I used to. Keep in mind, Hal was the Green Lantern I grew up with, from Challenge of the Super Friends to his own bo...

By Tom Bondurant Second … yes, I did try to float some superhero-related names, which thankfully were all vetoed. We went through Diana, Dinah, Lois, Selina, Helena, Susan (as in Storm), and probably a few others which now escape me. And no, Olivia isn’t named after Hal Jordan’s old girlfriend. Still, who kn...

By Greg Burgas Specific comics cited in this mini-series: Green Lantern vol. 3 #50 (Mar. 1994) by Ron Marz, Darryl Banks, Romeo Tanghal, Steve Mattsson, and Albert de Guzman. Possibly an issue of Green Lantern/Green Arrow, if Hal really did give Ollie a ring in those stories.

By Johanna Left to right: Oliver Queen (Green Arrow), Hal Jordan (Green Lantern), Querl Dox (Brainiac 5), Clark Kent (Superman), Bruce Wayne (Batman), Jason Todd (Robin — says Jeff, “emo style”), Wally West (Flash), John Stewart (Green Lantern)

By Brian Cronin Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) (1 Spectre) – 1091 (25) The Joker – 797 (9) Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) – 552 (12) The Question (Vic Sage) – 395 (4) Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) – 364 (6) Black Canary – 352 (4) Aquaman (Orin) – 269 (6) Green Lantern (Alan Scott) – 196 (3)

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 Caleb Green Lantern #22 (DC) This issue is seemingly scripted by Geoff Johns' autopilot. Parallaxed Kyle Rayner and Hal Jordan fight, with the rest of the Sinestro Corps joining the fray. Then once a character provides a good enough cue, the cavalry appears in a splash page from off-panel. Someon...

By Caleb She’s part of a Justice League consisting of Superman, Hal Jordan and Plastic Man, and all of them are characterized as they were in The Dark Knight Strikes Again (Lee gives her the tiara Miller dressed her in during that series, but otherwise her costume here resembles a skimpier version...

By Raven1014 Justice League Superman Hawkgirl Aquaman Green Lantern (John Stewart) Superman - Superman cartoon version. Slightly different looking with different base. Lois Lane Robin Nightwing Black Canary Green Arrow Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) Supergirl - modern version