Writer Benjamin Percy and artist Juan Ferreyra kick another goal with this current issue of Green Arrow and was probably my favourite comic of the week. It's definitely an interesting look into Green Arrow and I loved that he had the chance to play in the city of Gotham, while the Batman watches on! Great stuff guys! Read Full Review

This issue has cemented Green Arrow on my pull list. Not that there was much doubt to begin with. The series knows what it wants to be and accomplishes its goals with flying colors. I'd recommend this to anyone who likes Green Arrow or superheroes without powers and/or fun mystery stories. Read Full Review

This is a solid issue. Percy takes advantage of comparing and contrasting the two heroes in a really interesting way. This issue is focused more on character than plot and it's well done. Ferreyra's art is amazing as always. I recommend reading this issue. Read Full Review

GREEN ARROW #29 shows Green Arrow traveling to Gotham City to confront the Underground Men and the Court of Owls. There he teams up with Batman, who acts more like a rival than an ally to the Emerald Archer. The portrayal of these two billionaire vigilantes combined with Ferreyra's awesome art is what makes GREEN ARROW #29 another terrific issue by Benjamin Percy. Read Full Review

This is a very satisfying read that even sets up a potential game-changer for Oliver's legal status. I can't wait to see what's next for this title. Read Full Review

This wasn't the best installment of the HTH arc, but it was a solid and entertaining read in spite of a few missteps Read Full Review

It may not be the most emotional or action packed issue, but it was a great read and kept you hooked the entire time. Read Full Review

However without too much explanation the scene shifts to court of owlsmand their talons and we see Green Arrow and Batman throw down with them. Read Full Review

Jaw droppingly good art makes this a pick up for Batman fans. Read Full Review

It may not be the most emotional or action packed issue, but it was a great read and kept you hooked the entire time. Read Full Review

There's not much here in terms of story, but this issue is an absolutely joy to behold. Excellent panelling and great character designs are what you'll find in this issue. Read Full Review

Interesting issue with the interaction between two of the classic DC characters. The issue moved the story along and made for a good read overall. It may not be a classic but was worth the time. Read Full Review

It's a shame to say it, but this Hard Traveling Hero arc is falling into a go from point A to point B type of story with little substance to make it work.  Ben Percy seems more concerned with his guest stars than the real story, but damn does this issue look fantastic.  Juan Ferreyra continues to amaze, I just wish the rest of the book would follow suit. Read Full Review

Most notable for Green Arrow and Batman coming to blows, and the appearance of the Court of Owls, the issue doesn't offer the vigilante much more information before the Dark Knight Detective points the hero to a different target. For fans. Read Full Review

Gotham shines in Green Arrow #29 thanks to Ferreyra's art, but Percy misses the mark with Batman as a character. Unless you want a heavy-handed political commentary wrapped up in an arc that feels so forced it's unnatural, I recommend skipping this issue. Read Full Review

My only problem with this issue is that Ben Percy has the same trouble that many writers have and that is they cannot write Batman well. It seems to me that if people try to write Batman outside of a Batman title then it is usually just completely off of the characters archetype.