Oliver Queen has mentored many a hero, but he also once unknowingly mentoreda villain—Herb Vaney, the crime lord impersonating a socialite, who took Ollie’straining and became the Crimson Archer. Now, as Oliver tries to build a fairerStar City for everyone in the wake of the Fresh Water Killings, the Crimson Archerreappears with their own plans!
Green Arrow #25 perfectly balances superhero comics with one of the biggest mental health topics in the world by delivering a story full of sincerity, realism, and tragedy. Read Full Review
Green Arrow #25 is a strong, self-aware anniversary issue that balances character drama, social relevance, and superhero thrills with impressive confidence. Chris Condon understands the dual nature of Green Arrow better than mostthis is a story about arrows, but also about aim. And in this issue, Oliver Queen is aiming not just for justice, but for redemption. Read Full Review
This opening act of the Crimson Sands is pretty compelling. If it's anywhere close to the last arc, Condon, Montos and Lucas will have notched another strong story to an impressive run on Green Arrow. Read Full Review
This arc is shaping up to be easily as good as the first. Read Full Review
The creative team of Condon, Montos, Lucas, and Beaudoin delivers a book that looks great, reads smoothly, and hits hard emotionally. Fans of Green Arrow, both new and old, will find something to love here. Read Full Review
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