Benjamin Percy Archives

It fits the somewhat gritty plot and line work, so it is a welcome aspect of the book. Nightwing #45 is another solid entry for the series, with Benjamin Percy slipping into the book naturally and keeping the Dick Grayson we know and love The art team does some solid work too, and the comic earns[...]

Hopefully Benjamin Percy will only get better with Dick Grayson In any case, this one gets a recommendation Feel free to check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Nightwing saves a subway full of people from perishing due to their detonating cellphones He contacts Batgirl about the problem, but she doesn't have any leads for him[...]

The Teen Titans face a schism as Joran gets into Beast Boy's head with her VR tech which gets inside its victim's head. Can Robin get Gar back? Is it a good read?

Here's me hoping that this series continues to impress Green Arrow #38 cover by Juan Ferreyra Loss: Me Not Realizing Green Arrow #38 Was Benjamin Percy's Last Issue and Looking Stupid Sometimes the headline says it all I didn't know at the time that this was Benjamin Percy's last issue I'm not perfect. Captain America #699 cover by Chris Samnee and[...]

Green Arrow is endangered by the long-awaited trial of Oliver Queen. Worse yet, Ollie chooses to defend himself. Does the trial make for a good read?

Red Arrow is hurt badly, and it's up to Green Arrow and Black Canary to save her from Moira Queen, Merlyn, and her own mother, Shado. Plus, the Trial of Oliver Queen nears. Is it a good read?

However, there is some potential in this version of Ollie's mom. It's also nice to see Merlyn come back to the forefront of the comic, even if he doesn't get much space to breathe in this issue. Benjamin Percy has done a lot with the dynamic between Green Arrow and Black Canary in this run of Green[...]

Green Arrow goes on an expedition to retrieve the Queen fortune alongside his believed-dead mother, Moira Queen. Is this a good read?

Of course, that could be a jab at Christmas hypocrisy courtesy of writer Benjamin Percy In any case, this gesture of goodwill does feel a little unearned by the story. Green Arrow Annual #1 art by Eleonora Carlini and Hi-Fi Eleonora Carlini provides the artwork for this annual, and it is some solid work to boot[...]

Hell, Ollie even name-checks Ayn Rand and the concept of "trickle-down economics". There is some action thanks to the Clock King subplot, but it resolves so quickly that it feels out of place in this comic which juggles so many other plots. We also get more of Wendy, and that scene punches you in the gut some[...]

Green Arrow is back in Seattle with a mess to clean up. The trial of Oliver Queen is on, and his mom is back. Does this make for a good comic?

Green Arrow has to work with other heroes in their defense of Gotham City from the forces of the Batman Who Laughs. Is it a compelling read?

(*Please note: Signing times are subject to change.) I recommend going by and trying to get Benjamin Percy to record your voice mail message. THURSDAY, 10/5: • 2:00 – 3:00: Steve Orlando and Giovanni Timpano (Writer and Artist, Shadow/Batman) • 3:30 – 4:30: Erik Mona (Writer, Pathfinder: Worldscape) FRIDAY, 10/6: • 1:00 – 2:00: Steve Orlando and Giovanni Timpano (Writer[...]

Green Arrow #31 is the finale to 'Hard-Traveling Hero', as the Emerald Archer attempts to fight off the Burnt aboard the Ninth Circle’s satellite.

It can still be easily recommended, and Benjamin Percy has succeeded in keeping this a highly engaging title Plus, you get to see Green Arrow and Green Lantern team up once again Pick this one up. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Green Arrow #30 Green Arrow is close to shutting down the Ninth Circle's operations, but he needs[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Green Arrow #28 by Benjamin Percy and Juan Ferreyra gives us the next stop in Oliver Queen's cross country journey to bring the villainous financial institution the Ninth Circle down. You know, that sentence alone shows one of the amazing strengths of this comic It takes some skilled storytelling to make a tale of financial[...]

Pick it up. Also, if you want to hear some of the behind-the-scenes stuff on this issue, check out the DC All Access interview with Green Arrow writer Benjamin Percy.  [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] With the discovery that the Ninth Circle is attempting to spread its operations across the nation and around the globe after the establishment of[...]

Writer Benjamin Percy talked with DC All-Access about the new arc and where it's going. Oliver has found and lost his true love, regained and re-lost his company…now he's hitting the streets with The Flash But it doesn't stay, as just a Flash team up as issue two brings Green Arrow in contact with Wonder Woman,[...]

In this follow-up preview of Green Arrow #27, in stores July 19th from Benjamin Percy and Jamal Campbell, Barry and Ollie go black and white to investigate a hard-boiled murder mystery, noir style But when Ollie tries to do some killing of his own, Wonder Woman shows up to stop him Check out what happens[...]

Straight from Dynamite, here's a writer's commentary from Benjamin Percy talking about James Bond #4. Cover art by Dominic Reardon with interiors by Rapha Lobosco. PAGE 1: Fleming refers to Bond as a blunt instrument; a weapon So I liked the idea of creating parallelism between his eye and the muzzle of a gun, as they can be considered one[...]

Benjamin Percy brought the book back into glory as well as its liberal roots It's quite satisfying to see him staying on through Rebirth. The politics of Percy's book are not in question This book leans quite heavily on the left side While this is enjoyable for me personally, I would be remiss to say that[...]

This time it's Benjamin Percy talking about James Bond#3 and how he hates selfie sticks. Cover by Dominic Reardon, and interiors by Rapha Lobosco. Page 1 When I was in Tokyo—on assignment for GQ—I kept seeing signs for love hotels and pleasure hotels I asked my fixer about them, and she laughed and said, "That's where you sneak[...]

Not that the first 20 issues didn't take great efforts to re-establishing Green Arrow as the great liberal hero, and had some wonderful commentary on current political and social events in the world today, but this issue really ramps things up. Benjamin Percy's takes the issue to build things on the macro and the micro scale,[...]

We've got the second issue of James Bond by Green Arrow writer Benjamin Percy, the zero issue of the new Sovereigns series that features the Gold Key heroes like Turok, Magnus and Doctor Spektor… and there is the Masters of Spanish Comic Art collection that is just gorgeous. James Bond #2 writer: Benjamin Percy artist: Rapha Lobosco[...]

And today we get the flip side of the writer-2-writer interview from Dynamite as Fabrice Sapolsky of Intertwined talks to Benjamin Percy about James Bond #2. Cover by Dominic Reardon, interiors by Rapha Lobosco. FABRICE SAPOLSKY: James Bond is probably the easiest-hardest character to write He's been in novels, in movies (in very different incarnations), comics… So[...]

Dynamite has sent us a new writer-2-writer interview with Green Arrow and James Bond writer Benjamin Percy asking questions of Intertwined writer Fabrice Sapolsky about the finale of his series. Cover by Olivier Coipel. BENJAMIN PERCY: As a teenager, I spent countless hours at the arcade playing Double Dragon and Street Fighter 2—and countless hours at home[...]

After all, he was briefly introduced in the issue, along with confirmation that he was a new gay character for the DC Universe. Now, with Teen Titans #6 this week the erstwhile character returns, and we have his home-life, history and relationships further expanded while still leaving enough mystery to keep the reader interested. Varaint cover by[...]

A Writer's Commentary: Benjamin Percy talks James Bond #1, on sale today from Dynamite. Cover by John Cassaday and interiors by Rapha Lobosco. PAGE 1 Exotic locale? Check. One of my favorite opening sequences—in any Bond film—comes from The Spy Who Loved Me I'm tipping my hat to it here (without putting 007 in Roger Moore's banana-colored onesie ski suit). I[...]

The second preview is for the new James Bond series Black Box being written by Green Arrow scribe Benjamin Percy with art by Rapha Lobosco I recently talked with Percy about taking on the iconic OO7. Green Hornet: Reign Of The Demon #4 writer: David Liss artist: Kewber Baal covers: Ken Lashley (a), Anthony Marques (b) The Green[...]

This includes the final issue of Red Team: Double Tap, Center Mass by Garth Ennis and Craig Cermak, James Bond: Felix Leiter #4 by James Robinson and Aaron Campbell and the second issue of Benjamin Percy and Rapha Lobosco's run on James Bond. JAMES BOND #2 Cover A: Dominic Reardon Cover B: Jason Masters Cover C: Giovanni[...]