How about some BLACK LANTERN GREEN ARROW #30 covers?
By legendary GREEN ARROW writer/artist Mike Grell and Greg Horn, respectively:
And in case you missed it, we showed off some pages from the issue, courtesy of new artist Diogenes Nieves.
DCU IN 2010: What does BLACK LANTERN GREEN ARROW #30 have in store?
A lot. Like Diogenes Nieves interior artwork, which'll catch a lot of you by surprise.
If you don't believe me, check out these penciled and inked pages from the issue, written by J.T. Krul.
See? I wouldn't steer you wrong.
BLACK LANTERN GREEN ARROW #30 hits next month.
DCU IN 2010: A look inside JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE RISE AND FALL and beyond
Well, maybe not inside. More like the cover. But we have four -- and they merge together to form a striking image. As you probably recall, the one-shot was first announced last month in this very space. This four-piece images makes up the covers to the JUSTICE LEAGUE: RISE AND FALL one-shot and its three tie-in issues: GREEN ARROW #31, JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE RISE OF ARSENAL #1 and JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #43.
Now you've got some lovely art to look at, courtesy of cover artist Mike Mayhew.
But that's not all, folks. We've got some major JUSTICE LEAGUE news coming your way around noon-ish. Keep hitting refresh...
DCU IN 2010: THE RISE OF ARSENAL AND THE FALL OF GREEN ARROW
Take a minute to process that amazing piece of Mauro Cascioli art. Ok. Done? Let’s go.
If you’ve been following JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE, then you know some major events have been shaking up Green Arrow and his supporting cast’s status. Specifically, Red Arrow finding himself one arm short of a pair.
What happens when a hero has a fateful decision to make? And how can another hero rebuild his world after a life-altering tragedy?
Both ideas are explored in two special books hitting in March, both written by J.T. Krul: JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE RISE AND FALL #1, which bridges the gap between JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA and the upcoming JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE RISE OF ARSENAL four-issue mini-series. Concurrently, readers of the ongoing GREEN ARROW series will deal with the fallout in a storyline titled "The Fall of Green Arrow," starting with issue #31.
What happened? Who’s to blame? What does this mean for the Emerald Archer and his former sidekick? We don’t know, but we can shine the spotlight on Mr. Krul for a sec to share a few thoughts. Take it away, J.T.:
"I was super fortunate to be able to play a role in BLACKEST NIGHT, and I have to say I'm even more excited -- if that's possible -- about being able to take on Roy Harper and Green Arrow as their stories spill out of Cry For Justice. James has been building to a monster climax in his book, and no two characters will be as changed as much as Roy and Ollie. And, the story isn't even over yet. The title RISE and FALL says it all in terms of where these characters are headed. It's going to be a dark and tragic road for both them and I'm hoping readers will be hooked by where Ollie and Roy come out in the end."
And, because we’re all about giving you guys a tad more than usual this week, check out IGN’s interview with Krul.
How about some JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #3 pages?
Two new members sign up in the third issue of writer James Robinson and artist Mauro Cascioli's CRY FOR JUSTICE mini-series. Just in time, too. With Prometheus captured and his evil plans revealed, the team will need all the additional manpower it can muster to defeat the villain's master plan. Click below for some pages from the issue, which hits 9/2.
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Green Arrow pairs off with an unlikely ally
Writer Andrew Kreisberg and artist Mike Norton continue to complicate the life of our favorite couple, and with the entirety of Star City deafened by Discord, will Green Arrow be able to handle teaming up with the villainous Cupid to make things right? Check out some pages below.
GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY #21 hits 6/17.
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It's time to CRY FOR JUSTICE
Batman and Martian Manhunter are gone. But these aren't the first heroes to fall prey to the villains populating the DCU. And, not surprisingly, some heroes are tired of reacting, and instead want to take the battle to the bad guys themselves. The new team of Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Supergirl, Atom, Shazam, Congorilla and Starman unite in JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE, a six-issue mini-series from writer James Robinson and rising star artist Mauro Cascioli.
You've seen the covers and a few sneak peeks at the interiors, but here we have a full, five-page preview to whet your appetite. JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1 hits 7/1.
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Check out pages from GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY #19
In GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY #19, Dinah faces off against Cupid, the murderous vigilante who's been lusting after Ollie Queen (aka Green Arrow, for the uninitiated). Easier said than done. Check out some of these pages from the Andrew Kreisberg/Mike Norton combo for a bit of what's happening in the world of everyone's favorite superhero couple.
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