Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters # 3 - Book 3: Tracking Snow
is a comic book published by DC Comics & released on 10 / / 1987User Rating - 1 votes, 4 avg.
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The Green Arrow discovers that the heroin dealers are going to have a shipment arrive in the mountains. He decides to go put a stop to them and while there runs into the female archer Who we now know is named Shado.
We learn more about her beginnings, and together she and The Green Arrow take on the drug dealers.
We learn more about her beginnings, and together she and The Green Arrow take on the drug dealers.
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Great Ending To A Great Mini
Reviewed by ENGLENTINE on July 11, 2009. ENGLENTINE has written 583 reviews. His/her last review was for SUICIDE KINGS,” PART 3: DEAD MAN'S HAND . 1 out of 2 users recommend his reviews. |
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The Green Arrow discovers that the heroin dealers are going to have a shipment arrive in the mountains. He decides to go put a stop to them and while there runs into the female archer Who we now know is named Shado.
We learn more about her beginnings, and together she and The Green Arrow take on the drug dealers.
This was a good and solid ending to a great series. That being said, the ending was a bit of a drop off from the last few issues. I dont know why either. I guess maybe the first two issues build up so much that I wanted something spectacular. Instead, and I am going to change my mind in mid review, what we got was a very down to Earth realistic ending. Okay, I talked myself into it, it worked just fine and dandy.
So the series is three for three. While it does not get the respect Year One by Frank Miller does, this is a book that deserves its prestige also.
We learn more about her beginnings, and together she and The Green Arrow take on the drug dealers.
This was a good and solid ending to a great series. That being said, the ending was a bit of a drop off from the last few issues. I dont know why either. I guess maybe the first two issues build up so much that I wanted something spectacular. Instead, and I am going to change my mind in mid review, what we got was a very down to Earth realistic ending. Okay, I talked myself into it, it worked just fine and dandy.
So the series is three for three. While it does not get the respect Year One by Frank Miller does, this is a book that deserves its prestige also.
