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Creative Team: Joshua Williamson (Writer), Carmine Di Giandomenico and Trevor Hairsine (Artists), Romulo Fajardo Jr. (Colorist), Troy Peteri (Letters)
Green Arrow #7 – DC Comics
Green Arrow #7 marks Oliver Queen’s return to the present day, reuniting with his family in what should be a joyous occasion. However, the narrative takes an unexpected turn as Oliver discovers that not everything is as it seems. The issue continues the compelling mystery—why has Amanda Waller taken an interest in the Green Arrow family? This question propels the story forward, adding layers of intrigue to Oliver’s already complex world.
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The pacing in this issue differs from its predecessors, slowing down to allow readers to absorb the intricate details of both the art and the unfolding plot. Despite the deceleration, the deliberate pacing serves a purpose, encouraging readers to scrutinize the scenes for hidden clues and insights into the enigma surrounding Waller and the strained Justice League Team dynamic. Additionally, the narrative expands beyond Oliver’s personal struggles, offering glimpses into the challenges faced by the Justice League as they attempt to keep tabs on Waller.
The issue effectively sets the stage for future plotlines, weaving together threads involving the old Justice League members and the overarching story with Oliver and Waller. Joshua Williamson’s writing maintains its strength, portraying Oliver’s struggles and the complexities of his relationships, especially as he seeks assistance in finding Arsenal and Jade.
The artistic collaboration of Carmine Di Giandomenico and Trevor Hairsine, complemented by Romulo Fajardo Jr.’s vibrant colors, is nothing short of spectacular. The art evolves with the narrative, transitioning from a bright and happy beginning to a more subdued palette, reflecting Ollie’s shifting emotions and the challenges he faces in reconnecting with his friends and navigating the superhero community.
A standout moment in the visual storytelling is the single splash page featuring Green Arrow and Green Lantern. Their discussion about family against the nighttime backdrop transitions seamlessly into an interstellar adventure against the rogue Khunds. This sequence showcases the artistic team’s ability to convey emotion and action with equal finesse.
Green Arrow #7 successfully blends compelling storytelling with stunning visuals, laying the groundwork for exciting developmentsj in subsequent issues. As the series unfolds, readers are left eagerly anticipating the resolution of mysteries and the evolution of Oliver Queen’s journey.
Overall Grade 8 out of 10
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