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Newest Review: ... who has brought Oliver Queen back from the dead and created the most believable and three dimensional Ollie I've ever read. He's always been a character who I've identified with and enjoyed, mostly because he is so full of contradictions. In this world of 2 dimension superheroes, people often point to characters with this level of emotional depth as flawed .. how many times have ... more |
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Green Arrow has been dead for a while. He was killed defusing a bomb in a plane over Gotham City. Superman could have saved him, but only by cutting off his arm. Green Arrow chose death, Green Arrow chose to die a hero and save the people of the city below. And now .. Green Arrow is back. Green Arrow/Oliver Queen is one of the most complex characters in the DC Universe. He's killed his best friend, cheated on Black Canary, left his baby son in a Tibetan ashram and routinely resigned from the JLA whilst remaining one of it's most respected members. Add oodles of continuity and you begin to wonder why anyone would want to bring this guy back from ... Read the complete review
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