Green Arrow #10

matkrenz's Green Arrow #10 - Valley of the Shadow of Death review

Oh so thats his origin.

Issue #10 of Green Arrow. 
 
The Story:  Ollie,Jason.Mr.Terrific and Doc Mid-Nite are fighting Etrigan's super demon form and we learn Galahad's back story.  
 
The Good: The origin given for Galahad really mae him a more sympathethic guy in my eyes instead of just having him be a crazy guy beliving he his Galahad. What I can say that consistent for each issue is that J.T Krul can write a really good fight scene and as always I liked Neves art. 
 
The Bad: I taught some of the dialogue during the fight was kinda akward.Also I don't know why but im kinda getting bored with this series,maybe it's because Krul might have ideas but he can't do them yet because of Brightest Day.I don't know but I will have to see. 
 
The Verdict: This issue gives us agood backstory for Galahad and as alway had good good art and fight scene but because of Brightest Day my interest is starting to fall.This is a buy.

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