Green Arrow

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 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 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 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...

 Ca - Well, DC Comics has just the thing. This week, the publisher shipped “Green Arrow/Black Canary” #17, and new super-villain Cupid aims right for the heart ... Green Arrow/Black Canary #17 Review IGN all 2 news articles

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...

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...

 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 nevermore999 Gosh, the cover of Green Arrow/Black Canary is pretty. *MUST NOT BE TAKEN IN BY PRETTY ART* Anyway, my point is, time to review all those comics I have lazily NOT reviewed. Huntress Year One #5 and #6- I am dissapointed, which shocks ...

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...

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 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.

By collectededitions JLA: World Without a Justice League functions, rather strangely, as something of a sequel to Justice League Elite; at least, if you're a big fan of Manitou Dawn (all two of you), this is the trade for you. As the final trade of a JLA series once headlined by Grant Morrison and Mark Waid, there'...