It's Halloween in Seattle, which means it's time for celebration-but a real threat lurks amid the fake blood and fangs, and a single scratch can transform its victims into rabid beasts! Can Green Arrow prevent the outbreak-or will he become another causality?
Despite some minor complaints, this is a good issue. The character interactions are sweet, the conflict feels legitimate and there is some great atmosphere in the artwork. I definitely recommend reading this. Read Full Review
Benjamin Percy has taken a really unique tone on his Green Arrow run. The socially conscious commentary is still there, along with some of the usual crime and superhero stuff, but most interestingly he's infused the whole thing with a horror vibe. Read Full Review
This is a strange ass Annual that I didn't happen to like and I feel bad for anyone who did enjoy it because it ends on a cliffhanger that won't be touched again until at least the New Year...... yeah, it continues apparently and having another story that deals with bigotry and the lack of Green Arrow really doing anything isn't something that I'm looking forward to. The only things that I remotely liked about this book was the art style that had the right atmosphere in telling this dark story and the characterization of Emiko, which always seems to be spot on while the rest of the characters come off odd. Read Full Review
All in all, this book isn't quite bad enough to be good, or crazy enough to be worth it. Read Full Review
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