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lckrgr's review
3.0
A weaker entry in the series. I was really thrown off by the sudden change in artwork in the first storyline, thankfully it returned to the familiar for the later issues.
I enjoyed watching Ollie go after poachers and saving ancient historical sites but overall the stories were less engaging. I like seeing some of Dinah on her own and there were a few really great panels showing her sadness but it felt out of character to me for Oliver not even to send her a letter or word via a random perso he interacted with.
I was amused to find the this volume contained a Tommy and a Laurel.
I enjoyed watching Ollie go after poachers and saving ancient historical sites but overall the stories were less engaging. I like seeing some of Dinah on her own and there were a few really great panels showing her sadness but it felt out of character to me for Oliver not even to send her a letter or word via a random perso he interacted with.
I was amused to find the this volume contained a Tommy and a Laurel.
birdmanseven's review
2.0
I didn't enjoy this one as much as I have the others in the run. I particularly disliked the the Africa arc. Also, Ollie's hair was awful in this.
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elkensky's review
Diminishing returns from the Grell run. "Longbow Hunters" and the first few volumes of this ongoing series had clarity and purpose. Vol.6 finds Grell as adrift as Ollie. I also really miss Dan Jurgens's art, which gave the series an 80s sheen and balanced the light and the dark.
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