Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #4
Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal » Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #4 - Point of No Return released by DC Comics on August 1, 2010.
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5 (0) 4 (0) 3 (0) 2 (1) 1 (1) 1.0 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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So then... 0
This is the critique I sent to J.T. Krul. Enjoy:Hi, again. This is the last e-mail critique I’ll be sending to you involving “Rise” of Arsenal. This is all I can say about #4 in terms of a critique, and the series in general.“Roy (Chasing Electrocutioner in Star City Penitentiary): You can't escape me Lester. You know what you did. And you know why I'm here. You're going to scream, Lester. Scream and scream, until the very end. If I know one thing, it's pain.Hallucination of Lian: Gut 'im dad. ...
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Character Assasination? 1
I'm just gonna tell you right off the bat that there will be spoilers so if you don't want then, it's a good time to stop reading. This series was meant to be a development for the character of Roy Harper and instead it boils down to little more than character assasination. Roy gets back into drugs, becomes to enraged and retarded to have out of character pointless sex with his assasin of an ex-wife and eventually becomes a psychopath. That's it, that's the whole series. He lost his daughter ...
6 out of 10 found this review helpful. -
Thankfully, It's Over 0
Plot & Action: Roy Harper must find the last living man responsible for the death of his daughter - The Electrocutioner. Of course, he's in the same prison as Green Arrow so naturally we'll have Roy conclude his rise with a showdown with Green Arrow. It's sort of paint-by-numbers here as far as storytelling goes. Whereas J.T. Krul was tugging at my heartstrings in issue one with strong storytelling, he sort of became a bit more formulaic as the mini-series went on. The end's kind of ambiguou...
5 out of 8 found this review helpful. -
Not even worth a real review 6
This book was crap. How crappy was it? So crappy it isn't even worth going into detail about how poorly Roy was characterized throughout the whole thing and how he's now a supervillain for no frigging reason at all. Instead of giving this an actually review, I'm just going to write adjectives that describe it until I hit one hundred words. The Rise of Arsenal is an attrocious, abominable, awful, bad, crummy, deplorable, depressing, disgusting, dreadful, evil, flawed, gross, horid, inferior...
4 out of 6 found this review helpful.
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