Green Arrow Annual #1

[history79]

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There are also members of an anti-infected hate group present at the parade.

Comments

[crimsonmoonmist]

That girl with the crown looks mildly miffed about being bitten by a crazy wolf man. Like she just stepped in something nasty.

[daningram.insanejournal.com]

Who's the kid with Green Arrow?

[informationgeek]

That would be Emiko... she is his half-sister.

[starwolf_oakley]

Is this the Nu52 Shado?

[informationgeek]

No. That's Shado's daughter and his half-sister, Emiko. She was introduced during Lemire's run on the book.

[chalicother]

I think it's his new 52 sister? His "Damian" per say. Also give back Ollie his beard back! He has never looked so generic now. This just gives me more Arrow hate.

[daningram.insanejournal.com]

How can that lady say that no one can relate to Ollie?

He's young! And Arrows! And young! He's like everyone else in Nu52, young! Have I mentioned young?

Everyone can relate to him!

[silverhammerman]

Okay, surely history79 has been selective about the pages posted, there's no way this comic can be as bad as it looks here. Because this looks ridiculously, gobsmackingly terrible.

Lifeless art, awful digital coloring which makes everyone look like plastic dolls, and a story that seems like its going for allegory but doesn't hold up under that lens at all. I mean, there must be some redeeming features, right?

[thanekos]

To be fair, Green Arrow's not exactly foreign to blatant morality plays.

[informationgeek]

I think I should start doing some postings on this run, because I remember reading it for it a bit and it wasn't... THIS.

EDIT: Also, scratch the Zircher comment. This issue is just a guest artist for the annual and the regular artist of the book.

[reveen]

"They had wolves in their bellies, I guess you could say"

Yennefer of Vengerberg: "Stole my bloody joke! Kick his ass, Geralt!"

[silicondream]

The DCnu continues to challenge 616 for the Most Suicidally Bigoted Citizenry Award, I see. "Hey, I heard our classmate has a disease that can turn her into a rabid fucking werewolf! Let's harass her!"

And...millions of werewolves? How the balls did the Crusaders, never mind the Puritans, manage to suppress millions of highly infectious, superhumanly powerful, combat-trained wolfpeople? The whole planet should be infected by now.

[informationgeek]

And...millions of werewolves? How the balls did the Crusaders, never mind the Puritans, manage to suppress millions of highly infectious, superhumanly powerful, combat-trained wolfpeople? The whole planet should be infected by now.

This sounds strangely reminiscent of Ferals now that you put it that way.