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Green Arrow (2016-2019) #6 by Benjamin Percy, Benjamin Percy, W. Scott Forbes, Stephen Byrne
rashthedoctor's review
3.0
I saved the best for the last and sadly it failed to live upto the expectations.
There were signs ofcourse the last few weeks the quality of the story has declined and the plot progression has been very dodgy and I was giving higher ratings simply based on the artistic talents of Otto Schimdt and Juan Ferreya. Sadly I feel obligated to not do that this week .
Emiko has now revealed about her betrayal and her mother has bought her to the Yakuza to face verdict , the whole issue we learn about what Emiko did to infiltrate the underground men and how she did it . We learn how Ollie changed her life and taught her to be a kid and how she under unfortunate circumstances fell in a trap .
While it was emotional it felt like a beginning of a new story arc while the old one is still lingering on a over extended climax , with many questions unanswered the fact that the last book ended in a cliffhanger and this book didn't follow it up is another annoying factor , meanwhile the art still remains the best feature of this book
There were signs ofcourse the last few weeks the quality of the story has declined and the plot progression has been very dodgy and I was giving higher ratings simply based on the artistic talents of Otto Schimdt and Juan Ferreya. Sadly I feel obligated to not do that this week .
Emiko has now revealed about her betrayal and her mother has bought her to the Yakuza to face verdict , the whole issue we learn about what Emiko did to infiltrate the underground men and how she did it . We learn how Ollie changed her life and taught her to be a kid and how she under unfortunate circumstances fell in a trap .
While it was emotional it felt like a beginning of a new story arc while the old one is still lingering on a over extended climax , with many questions unanswered the fact that the last book ended in a cliffhanger and this book didn't follow it up is another annoying factor , meanwhile the art still remains the best feature of this book
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