Green Arrow (2016) (Single Issues)
Benjamin Percy, Otto Schmidt(Cover Art), Juan Ferreyra(Penciller)
Benjamin Percy, Otto Schmidt(Cover Art), Juan Ferreyra(Penciller)
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“TRIAL OF TWO CITIES” part four! Trapped at the bottom of the ocean and running out of air, Green Arrow must find a way to the surface to save Seattle before someone he loves pays the ultimate price for his mistakes!
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24 pages, Kindle Edition Published January 3, 2018
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Benjamin Percy
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Benjamin Percy is the author of seven novels -- most recently The Sky Vault (William Morrow) -- three short fiction collections, and a book of essays, Thrill Me, that is widely taught in creative writing classrooms. He writes Wolverine, X-Force, and Ghost Rider for Marvel Comics. His fiction and nonfiction have been published in Esquire (where he is a contributing editor), GQ, Time, Men's Journal, Outside, the Wall Street Journal, Tin House, and the Paris Review. His honors include an NEA fellowship, the Whiting Writer's Award, the Plimpton Prize, two Pushcart Prizes, the iHeart Radio Award for Best Scripted Podcast, and inclusion in Best American Short Stories and Best American Comics.
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Nicolo
2,736 reviews161 followers
This is the best way to start with a series, which this reader did, with this issue being the first from this title I have tried in years. It could have really helped if there was a recap. Still, I was able to get hints of what transpired before from the the dialogue and how the characters reacted to each other. The story has a familiar beat, it felt like a lost episode of Arrow from a few seasons ago. I may be a new reader but the last page still proved to be a shocker and poignant if things go as they ended in this issue.
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Mr. Cody
1,557 reviews25 followers
Story: 3/5 Art: 2.5/5 Characters: 3/5
*Can we please start charging the writer every time he has Black Canary call Green Arrow an idiot?
*Rushed and muddy this time around
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Tony Stark
295 reviews12 followers
Holy sh*t
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Dr Rashmit Mishra
787 reviews93 followers
GREEN ARROW : THE TRIAL OF THE TWO CITIES (Contains issues #33 - #36) - 2.5 out of 5 stars Post Rebirth Green Arrow was for a long time one of the best title , sadly as time has gone on , the storyline has started to feel a little too dragged with unnecessary twist , turns and return of characters out of nowhere . In fact it appears as if the Luck of Oliver has more to do in the story than Oliver himself , with luck always placing him in places where key events are to take place or luck helping him to escape from a troubled spot or even find clues that help him all the way . Luckily the other good thing to happen to the Green Arrow Title post rebirth remains the constant good thing about the title , i.e , the Art , it's just so stunning to look at and the latter issues in this arc where GA goes underwater truly makes the reader marvel at the talent of Schimdt and Ferreyra . Overall I think it's an underwhelming product that could be made much better but weird pacing and a dragged storyline makes it a mediocre result at best
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Letande D'Argon
684 reviews51 followers
A pure pleasure. Finally, a proper development for Malcolm Merlyn, a lot of development for Moira Queen, a huge development for Emiko, a lot of amazing action, a lot of drama... this issue is fantastic. Benjamin Percy even trolled The CW a bit through Emiko's sharp tongue. Which was a good thing too. Honestly, issues like this makes me want more and more of this series.
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Ashlight Grayson
759 reviews8 followers
Thank you Black Canary for always being there to kick some sense into Oliver when he needs it. This issue helps once again establish the stability that Oliver's relationship with Dinah brings to his life. Also, we find out just how much Moira Queen sucks as a person. Quite a shocking ending to this issue, but I won't spoil it for those that still want to read it. Just know that it will leave you wanting next issue even more. Really well written issue. Good job Percy.
Robert Hultman
696 reviews5 followers
I could copy and paste my review of the previous issue. I like JF’s art very much. I think it fits the characters well, and it makes the adult elements seem more adult. The writing is solid too, I just am not in love with the characters or this storyline. Another somewhat unexpected/should’ve seen it coming ending. 3 and a quarter stars.
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rachael ♡
200 reviews102 followers
I'm broken inside.
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20hrsinamerica
413 reviews4 followers
God, I just love my two blonde heroes so much. Also, someone needs to get the Arrowfam some armor. Bruce, how do you expect Oliver to keep Damian safe when he's wearing some leather and a cloak??
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