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A review by dantastic
Green Arrow, Vol. 2: Sounds of Violence by Kevin Smith
5.0
While Green Arrow adjusts to being alive again with his makeshift family, a killer stalks the streets...
Here we are, Kevin Smith's second Green Arrow book. I'm giving this a 5 because I enjoyed it so much but it's not the same kind of five as the previous volume. Hester and Parks knocked it out of the park again on art and Kevin Smith seems to have really found his groove as a writer. While not a ton of stuff happened until Onomonapea struck close to home, I enjoyed the crap out of Ollie's interplay with Black Canary, his son Connor, and his semi-daughter Mia.
It's too damn bad the run is over. From what I understand, Brad Meltzer picks things up after this. I guess I'll read those too.
Here we are, Kevin Smith's second Green Arrow book. I'm giving this a 5 because I enjoyed it so much but it's not the same kind of five as the previous volume. Hester and Parks knocked it out of the park again on art and Kevin Smith seems to have really found his groove as a writer. While not a ton of stuff happened until Onomonapea struck close to home, I enjoyed the crap out of Ollie's interplay with Black Canary, his son Connor, and his semi-daughter Mia.
It's too damn bad the run is over. From what I understand, Brad Meltzer picks things up after this. I guess I'll read those too.