A promising start, as Judd Winick offers up a plot that would seem to be tailor made for the Green Arrow, and one has to love the almost perverse delight that Oliver projects when he's busy making a fuss in the offices of the Elevast Corporation. The issue also adds a new supporting cast member to the book, and while it's a little early in the game to form an opinion about Black Lightning's niece, she does look to move in the same circles as Oliver, and he could certainly use someone to steer him in the right direction when it comes to his crusade against the evil corporations. Now the book could've done a better job of establishing the Elevast Corporation was up to no good, as it's a bit hard to label a company as evil, when their end goal would seem to be of great benefit to the local economy. I mean their "commercialized gentrifying eyesore" will produce hundreds, if not thousands of jobs, and presumably it will revitalized the economy of Star City, so Green Arrow's action while com Read Full Review