Joshua Williamson and Sean Izaakse's final celebration of the Emerald Archer and the Green Arrow family. Oliver Queen goes on an epic journey as he is forced to find the last lost piece of his life! An epilogue issue to the last year of Green Arrow!
Williamson tips his hat in an endearing and smart fashion to a character he's placing back on the shelf in far better fashion than when he started. The creative team crafted a loving farewell that is a can't miss for readers who've enjoyed any of these adventures of Green Arrow. Read Full Review
I certainly didn't expect to see Bloodlines make an appearance in DC books again any time soon! It all comes full circle with a great reveal about Firestarter, and a fantastic closing act that pays tribute to the family that Ollie has built around him. My only regret is that I've never been this excited about Williamson's Green Arrow! Read Full Review
Green Arrow Annual 2024 is a memorable farewell from a creative team that has elevated Oliver Queens story. With its heartfelt exploration of family and legacy, its a must-read for any fan of the Emerald Archer. A beautifully crafted tribute that celebrates both the man and his mission, even if it leaves you wishing for just a little more. Read Full Review
Green Arrow 2024 Annual #1 is the end of an era for Oliver Queen that feels shows how all of Oliver's hard work pays off when spending time with family. Read Full Review
Overall, Green Arrow 2024 Annual #1 is a fitting end to Joshua Williamson's run on the series. It's a must-read for fans of the Emerald Archer, offering a blend of nostalgia, action, and heartfelt emotion. Read Full Review
Green Arrow 2024 Annual #1 is a very solid and satisfying ending to a seminal run. Between this and Green Arrow #17 the stage is set for Green Arrow to continue being one of DC's most complex and interesting characters. Read Full Review
Even though Williamson along with artists Sean Izaakse and Amancay Nahuelpan do there best to do just that the timing was just not here for this type of finale to a creative run. Read Full Review
This may be my favorite Green Arrow run. One of my favorite aspects of DC comics is the sense of family. The legacy of the characters. Batman with his Robins, Superman and Supergirl, Superboy, Steel, etc. Wonder Woman and her three Wonder Girls, the Lanterns together. Green Arrow has always had a great supporting cast and this run really brought this family to the forefront. I’ve loved seeing Roy take some spotlight, some great Dinah/Ollie moments and bringing in Liam, Red Canary and Arrowette to the Arrow Fam. I hope we see them all again and together soon.
What a beautiful run from Joshua Williamson. People may think he's basic, but he's always reliable and can put out entertaining stories. This is personally my definitive Green Arrow run (right up there with Jeff Lemire and Ben Percy). I think anyone should read this run when they have time. It was very heartfelt that was personal and showed how close Oliver Queen is to his family. This is right up there with Williamson's Flash and Batman/superman run.
I was impressed on how definitive of an ending this really felt to the entire Green Arrow run by Williamson. If issue 350 was an excellent transition issue, this was an excellent end cap. I mean it was a time skip forward (I am assuming many years given all these grand kids), and it was a simple re-telling of the case where he always fell short. Sure it resolved in a cheesy way (power of family! in a sense), but it felt like an ending. Not only to Williamson's run, but in a way to Green Arrow (if you wanted to put a cap on the character in the future this wouldnt be a bad way). All and all quite an enjoyable run.
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