Tag: Patrick Zircher

Review: Green Arrow #44 – “Secret of the Wolf”

Green Arrow #44 (DC Comics) - 2015

A new arc takes a turn for the supernnatural in yet another narrative twist for the Emerald Archer.  Benjamin Percy concluded his first arc on GREEN ARROW last month, and while the denoument may have been prematurely reached, it came with a reassuring callback to the tone and setting of Mike Grell’s era of the …

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Review: Green Arrow #43 – “The Night Birds Part 3: The Hood”

Green Arrow #43 (DC Comics) - 2015

Ben Percy’s first arc comes to an end. Does it make a bulls-eye or miss the target? Green Arrow is not a character that is awfully hard to get right, although he has undergone many changes in the last 75 years. Since the relaunch of the New 52, he’s proven to be a character that …

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Review: Green Arrow #42 – “The Night Birds Part 2: The Panopticon”

Green Arrow #42 - Green Arrow on a motorbike by Patrick Zircher

Is it better for a superhero to pick up speed or slow down for a while? The latest GREEN ARROW gives us a little bit of both. One of the things that was apparent from last month’s latest soft-relaunch of GREEN ARROW was a desperate need for some status quo in the world of the Emerald …

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Review: Green Arrow #41 – “The Night Birds Part 1”

Green Arrow #41 (2015) cover. Artists: Partick Zircher & Gaeb Eltaeb

A darkness creeps into Seattle as a post-Convergence era for Green Arrow begins in The New DC Universe. If there has been one consistent throughout GREEN ARROW‘s run since the New 52 re-launch, it’s been change. The post-Flashpoint character struggled to find an identity throughout J.T. Krul and Keith Giffen’s initial issues, Ann Nocenti’s incongruous run that involved …

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Review: Trinity of Sin – Pandora #1

Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1 (DC Comics)

Almost two years under the New 52 has been leading us to the Trinity War, and it all begins here. It was a single page in the epic Flashpoint #5 that introduced us to the mysterious “woman in red” back in August 2011. As she turned up in random panels across all of the New …

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