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1. TheSeanFromLaramie says:

   April 9, 2008 at 9:44 pm

   While the interrogation may have seemed out of place, it seems as though he’s snapped a little since Connor was kidnapped, as evidenced by his dark, foreboding "Get me my damn bow" in #5. He’s now got to man up and just do whatever it takes to get him back, so I think once they get him back, we can return to the emotional aspect of the book we’ve gotten used to in past issues.

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2. grigs says:

   April 10, 2008 at 10:20 am

   I was going to write a review about the disconnect between the humor in this issue and the situation and anger about Ollie’s son. But your review saved me from having to do so.

   While I enjoyed the banter between Hal and Ollie, I couldn’t help but think about the fact that Ollie should be focused and obsessed with finding Connor, not joking around.

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3. mikegraham6 says:

   April 11, 2008 at 1:08 pm

   @TheSeanFromLaramie – Your exactly right about Ollie having snapped, but those events all happened in issue 4 and 5. It’s 6 and 7 that have felt mostly out of place.

   @grigs – I’m still loving this book and i would enjoy some lightheartedness, just not so soon. But you’re right, the Ollie/Hal stuff was golden! Maybe it would have been better to include an interatction like that in the Green Lantern book maybe? at least then it doesn’t interupt this emotional story

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