Staring Into the Abyss last edited by MjauMjau on 04/02/24 12:49AM View full history

    Spinning out of CRY FOR JUSTICE, "The Rise and Fall" continues here as Roy Harper discovers that getting a prosthetic arm doesn't make him whole again, he's also forced to deal with Green Arrow's shocking revelation from JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE RISE AND FALL SPECIAL #1. And sparks fly when Roy's old flame Cheshire shows up…to kill him!

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    Review: Justice League The Rise of Arsenal #2 0

    Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #2 - Staring Into the Abyss by inferiorego on April 29, 2010

    Issue two of The Rise of Arsenal roles around as J.T. Krul shows all the Arrow fans that we seriously don't need three archers running around the DCU. The cover may deceive you, as many covers do on a weekly basis, since this book is less about getting your fight on and more about Roy dealing with the loss of his arm and the recent arrest of his adoptive father Green Arrow.  The Good J.T. Krul is the main reason I'm reading this book. His writing is stellar, and he takes an action orientated ...

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    Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #2 - Staring Into the Abyss by jhags on April 28, 2010

    The Rise of Arsenal tackles the difficult and painful repricusions Roy Harper must face stemming from the events of Cry for Justice. Will Roy be able to continue along the path of a hero? Will he continue his downward spiral? The answers will be found in the four-part Rise and Fall mini-series written by J.T. Krull and drawn by Geraldo Borges & Kevin Sharpe.  From the beginning, I was turned off by the art in this issue. Page 1 depicts an extremely cross-eyed reflection of Lian Harper in a t...

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