HA!! I knew he was still alive!! After the Crisis Event, Ollie changed his name and moved from Star City to Los Angeles, where he joined a prestigious law firm to continue his fight for justice! It's almost time for Suits: LA (aka The Further Adventures of Oliver Queen) to begin.
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pick19/100 Green Arrow has always been one of my favorite superheroes, much more interesting than Marvel's Hawkeye. Green Arrow's origin story was pretty much the same, but updated and streamline. Queen was still the reckless, alcoholic playboy, he still ended up on the desert island with the drug runners, it's just more gritty and violent than earlier versions of his origin. 3.75/5
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so-so99/150 I'm not much on horror books, so this is probably the closest I'll come to a Halloweenish read. Sadly this isn't very thrilling or scary. Superman is totally out of place in this kind of story, but Batman fits in perfectly. While the story was so-so, the artwork was excellent. I can't think of anyone, aside from the late great Gene Colan, who could have done this kind of story better than Tom Mandrake. I never cared for his superhero work,
Green Arrow finally gets to team up with the Justice League as he criss-crosses the country trying to stop the Ninth Circle.
The Rise of Star City includes Green Arrow's reunion with his former partner Speedy a.k.a. Arsenal, making brilliant use of flashbacks. The rest of the story returns to the Ninth Circle's nefarious plans for Seattle.
Green Arrow is on the run. The city believes him to be a killer. Percy continues to wow as Oliver's story unfolds.
Percy has a knack for action, plot, and dialogue. Set in Seattle, this new Green Arrow run doesn't try to go too big too fast. It concentrates on Oliver's relationship with his family and love interest, Black Canary.
Benjamin Percy continues to make Green Arrow, along with Black Canary, highly compelling. Oliver is forced to fight terrorists while his own company has been hijacked by a man he trusted.
