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Green Arrow #17 pg 21

Location: Green Arrow
Artists: Dan Jurgens (Penciller) ,  Dick Giordano (Inker) ,  Frank McLaughlin (Inker) ,  Mike Grell (Writer)

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Green Arrow # 17 pg 21 Published
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Location: Green Arrow
Title: Green Arrow #17 pg 21 *
Artist:  Dan Jurgens (Penciller) ,  Dick Giordano (Inker) ,  Frank McLaughlin (Inker) ,  Mike Grell (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 651
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 8/30/2018

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After fighting a drug dealer As Oliver runs through the alleys, he suddenly comes across the scene of a brutal murder, which conjures memories of the torture that Dinah had undergone during the Robin Hood Killer case.




This page really stuck with me as I read it back in the day, in no small part because it recalled the original Longbow Hunters mini-series. The writing and the art here really captures the horror and the emotional damage that being in a violent lifestyle can bring. This whole series elevated comic books in my humble opinion.




Originally published April 1989

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Damon Wright Member Since 2008
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Posted On 8/30/2018

Loved that series, and the humanity within it, both brutal and beautiful, that series was...this being the brutal, of course.  Congrats on a powerful page.

Burke Daddy Member Since 2016
Posted On 8/30/2018

Damon Wright wrote:
"  Loved that series, and the humanity within it, both brutal and beautiful, that series was...this being the brutal, of course.  Congrats on a powerful page.
 "

Thank you Damon,

Mel C. and B. Carter Member Since 2005
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Posted On 8/30/2018

Powerful moment. This book was a welcome anomaly in DC's lineup at the time.