That red arrow suit clashes with your hair Roy....

[bob_dylana]

Oh Hal, its ok, just hug your regrets away. Regrets that involve abandoning a young drug addict that you've known for... well forever. No biggie. All's forgotten (somewhere in the background I hear Borat screaming NOT)
and as a side note, while I understand that yes Roy was an addict, and yes it was a big part of his past, does anyone else notice that this isn't the first time they've brought up the druggie past when he makes any sort of transition, whether its a new costume, or name, or just general change to his life.
Example:

though to be fair, they did only bring that up in a brief way

They also mention it in the new Titans issue when he decides to move into a bigger place for Lian's sake, and he's going through all his stuff and finds a picture of his band and then all of a sudden, we're waltzing down memory lane once more.

But I really like the first 2 scans and the art as well.

Comments

[kenn_el]

Exactly. I think it's fairly attractive. And a guy who does what Roy does WOULD be built.

[theanswer]

Yeah, pulling bow strings isn't easy. lol I tried ._.

Even the ones with all the high-tech pullies and light-weight materials that are suppose to make it easy still require some force. o_o

[perletwo]

Yeah, that was the kicker at the end of that old Hawkeye miniseries - the bad guy got the bow away from Clint, "say goodbye sucker - bzuh?!?" and Clint is all, what, you can't pull a 400-lb. pressure line? *bops bad guy*

[thokstar]

It's an older idea than that: see the end of the Odyssey, where Odysseus is the only one who can use his bow.

[kamino_neko]

Mwahaha. Love it.

[aaron_bourque]

Yeah, pulling bow strings isn't easy. lol I tried

Heh. In Kevin Smith's introduction to the trade collection of Quiver, he mentions the only piece of real-world research he did for the story: trying to pull back a modern bow. Once.