Green Arrow #7
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| Writer | J.T. Krul |
| Artist | Mike Mayhew |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
BRIGHTEST DAY branches out as another mystery rises from the White Lantern forest. Who is the Lady of the Forest and what significance does she have in the life of the Emerald Archer?
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.5
A Comic Book Blog - Tom Parry
Dec 30, 2010Bottom line, this is a very solid issue for fans, and though it changes a point of history within the character's life that was reestablished as recently as Green Arrow: Year One, it still holds very well, and can be used as a pinnacle of characterization that certain other writers should take note of. That said, as it is a one-shot, it therefore seems to hold little importance to the greater whole, though as it plays directly into the personality of Green Arrow, I would still call it an essential work for the fans. It is certainly worth our time, if nothing else. Read Full Review
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6.0
The Weekly Crisis - Ryan Schrodt
Jan 02, 2011This issue squeaks in at a Check It verdict on the strength of Mike Mayhew's art, which might be the best interior work that I've ever seen from him. His hyperrealistic style is a great fit for Green Arrow, even if the story wasn't. While I'm sure that this series will return to being more grounded once Read Full Review
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