Green Arrow #6 shows the long-term viability of this character and supporting cast. And at this point, DC needs all the bullseyes it can get. Read Full Review

Williamson deserves credit for centering this story so heavily inn two characters who haven't gotten any spotlight in a long time, Connor Hawke and Lian Harper. It's helped to build a great extended-family feel for Green Arrow, similar to the one Superman has going right now. But with Ollie back from space, the pressure is high to have the next act equal this oneand based on the cliffhanger, the odds are looking good. Read Full Review

An excellent finale to the first chapter of Joshua Williamson's Green Arrow. Action-packed and entertaining right down to the final panel. The future is looking bright for Oliver Queen even whilst several of his key allies are left in danger… Read Full Review

Green Arrow #6 is a perfectly serviceable ending to a perfectly serviceable arc that unveils the secret villain behind Ollie's woes, brings the family back together, and plants seeds for what's to come. Despite a small squad of artists on the finale, the art team managed to strike a better balance when compared to issue #5. Read Full Review

Green Arrow #6 made all the prior issues pointless and made me hop off this series. I know we can do better and I especially know Williamson can do better because we've all seen him do it before. Read Full Review

Green Arrow #6 does a good job at wrapping up Oliver Queen's multiverse journey. His return was given the proper payoff while reestablishing his archenemy's previous status. Now that this story is resolved we can see the rest of Team Arrow integrated into the story better that elevates the entire franchise and not just Oliver Queen. Read Full Review

There are reunions and surprises galore, as DC wraps up the first storyline in Green Arrow's new series. The change in artists for the different storylines isn't too jarring, but Sean Izaakse is the standout. Read Full Review

honestly a pretty satisfying conclusion on how Ollie Queen got back. I hope Joshua Williamson can make a definitive Green Arrow run.

The explanation and resolution are super hand wavy nonsense but this books been so fun getting the Arrow family finally together that I don't even care and can roll with it.

This was a cute wholesome ending to the arc. One let down was the villain reveal and resolution was a bit lacking. Everything else provided the feel goods (besides the last page), and has a nice slide into the next arc. Good run so far.

Good wrap-up by Williamson and team, but pales compared to his work on SUPERMAN. I feel this story could’ve been told in 4 issues, not 6, as some of the earlier timey-wimey stops seem rather pointless. Excited to see what’s next!