Green Arrow #19

Final Thoughts:Green Arrow #19 is a masterclass in suspenseful storytelling, combining sharp writing, innovative art, and immersive lettering. Its a must-read for fans of the Emerald Archer and anyone who loves a tightly woven mystery. Read Full Review

Chris Condon, Montos, and Adriano Lucas keep showing how captivating Green Arrow is when the series is given a detailed, complex, mysterious direction. A great continuation of a return to roots for him. Read Full Review

This run has some very interesting ideas so far, but it boosts them with a sense of tension that's very hard to pull off. This is likely going to be a slow burn of a storyarc, so I expect things to pick up even more next issue. Read Full Review

This arc of Green Arrow has been intriguing and reads like a crime serial featuring the hooded vigilante. It's an interesting mix that's working really well. Read Full Review

Overall, Green Arrow #19 seems to be a strong installment that focuses on the detective work and political intrigue surrounding the “Fresh Water Killer” mystery. While it might not be filled with wall-to-wall action, the issue promises to deliver a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that explores the complexities of Star City and its inhabitants. Read Full Review

Green Arrow #19 throws us right back into the pursuit of the 'Fresh Water Killer,' with the stakes raised by the murder of a former senator. Green Arrow and Detective Benitez are forced to team up, navigating a gritty, action-packed investigation that doesn't shy away from tackling real-world issues. The issue delivers hard-hitting visuals and compelling banter, exploring themes of corruption and the blurred lines of justice. While the killer is caught, the final moments leave you wondering what hidden truths are still lurking beneath the surface. Read Full Review

Williamflipper

Jan 21, 2025

Still great.

Screaming Enigma

Jul 22, 2025

Okay, now we're REALLY getting going. This is more-so what I was looking for in the previous issue, in that this hooked me into the story a bit more. The interiors from Montos continue to fit right in here, as well. Really looking forward to what's coming next from this team.

BatSledge

Dec 26, 2024

While this issue’s story felt a bit slow-moving and decompressed, and the art was a little rough in places, it was still an entertaining read with a few nice twists. While I enjoyed Williamson’s super-hero/JLA version of Ollie and family, it’s nice to see a return to the Mike Grell/Denny O’ Neil style of storytelling: more grounded in reality and social injustices, and shrouded in mystery.

K-23

Jan 22, 2025

Ok issue but it's bogged down by too many drawn out unnecessary conversations.