What a wonderfully illustrated issue of Green Arrow! Every character and backdrop is perfectly crafted, especially our heroes and antiheroes. Read Full Review

Absolute Power hits its second issue with a very promising opening that could mean good things for the rest of the event.Williamson and company manage a sharp sense of poise about the issue that should do a good job of welcoming unfamiliar readers who might be drawn to the title because of the crossover while integrating the title well enough for regular readers who might be interested in following the event further into other titles. Read Full Review

Then Williamson ends the story with a great callback to the 1990sanother display of just how deep this guy's love for iconic DC Comics stories goes. Read Full Review

Green Arrow #13 is a stellar issue that skillfully combines strong writing, engaging character interactions, and stunning artwork. It sets the stage for exciting developments, leaving readers eagerly anticipating what comes next. Read Full Review

Green Arrow #13 is a pivotal issue that promises to reshape the character's future. Williamson's writing is strong, and Nahuelpan's art effectively conveys the emotional weight of the story. However, the lack of action and the open-ended nature of the cliffhanger might leave some readers wanting more. Overall, Green Arrow #13 is a bold and thought-provoking issue that will spark some minor debate among fans. While the focus on character development might not be for everyone, the dramatic stakes and the shocking betrayal set the stage for a compelling new arc in Green Arrow's ongoing saga. Read Full Review

A delicious tie-in to DC's Absolute Power event. Oliver is potentially about to land on the wrong side of history. But with the road ahead unclear, Joshua Williamson is using this issue to setup some incredible philosophical and physical conflict for the coming months. Read Full Review

another solid issue from Joshua Williamson. I am gonna miss him on this book

It is ok. It has motion at least. I think there is sure a chance for an upswing. The opening few pages were great.

My biggest gripe is the fact it is tied into Absolute Power. Why has DC been building Waller up as the biggest threat for years? She is a government agent. She has some cool stuff to her but she is not a wold controlling super-villain. The entire premise that this book is affected by is silly. That to me is at least -1.5 points for the fact the plot is rather BS.

So some high points brought down by a terrible villain. Marvel and DC are having the same issue right now.

Not really sure how I feel about Ollie suddenly working for Amanda (assuming it’s true). Nahuelpan’s art was also a bit shaky for me overall, but I didn’t think anything here was bad.