Originally not advertised that George Perez to be involved in the new
Green Arrow book - Perez confirmed that he will be inking the new
series.
GREEN ARROW #1
Written by J.T. KRUL
Art by DAN JURGENS and NORM RAPMUND
Cover by BRETT BOOTH and ROB HUNTER
On sale SEPTEMBER 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
Green Arrow is on the hunt. Driven by inner demons, Ollie Queen
travels the world and brings outlaws to justice…by breaking every law.
Now, armed with cutting-edge weaponry and illegally gained intel
(courtesy of his team at QCore), Green Arrow is shooting first and
asking questions later.
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Review | Green Arrow #1
Posted in Out & About blog by By Web Behrens on Sep 14, 2011 at 9:07am
The best thing to be said about Green Arrow
is that it provides conclusive proof that Dan Jurgens is a better
artist than writer. His pencils won’t ever set the art world abuzz, but
there’s a yeoman’s quality to his staid, solid panels. When inked by
George Perez, as Jurgens is here, his art even hits a few graceful
notes.
Still, the new Green Arrow is an aggressively mediocre
superhero tale. It lends the best proof I’ve seen to my colleague
Brent’s assertion that the New 52 are, at least partly, trying to mimic
the characters’ more famous film and TV versions. I didn’t get that vibe
as much as Brent did from Justice League,
but this Oliver Queen—a younger, hipper hero and millionaire
mogul—looks and feels a lot like the goatee-free Justin Hartley
iteration from Smallville. He even has a support team, headed by a computer whiz/hacker extraordinaire named Naomi, who fills the Chloe role.
Hi, I was just curious if George pencilled the final two pages of Green
Arrow #1. It looks a lot more like his work than Dan's to me, especially
the villains' faces. Regardless, the detail ink work on the iris and
stonework is out of this world.
George Perez writes:
All the pages were pencilled by Dan and inked by me, although I did add
quite a bit of texture and detail to the art, including the stuff Rick
cited.
Note that GREEN ARROW #1 (Sep 2011) came out yesterday - but the cover artwork is by Dave Wilkins III, not Brett Booth/Rob Hunter as originally listed.
DCnU Take 2: J.T. Krul On GREEN ARROW's New Locale, Dinah By Vaneta Rogers, posted: 24 August 2011 03:07 pm ET
The writer may be staying the same. But the superhero? That's something readers haven't been too sure about.
But J.T. Krul, who's writing the DCnU relaunch of Green Arrow, reassured Newsarama readers back in June that this younger, richer Oliver Queen was still the same Green Arrow at heart.
(excerpt)
Nrama: Then to finish up, J.T., what's the most important thing you want readers to remember about your comic?
Krul: Issue #1 is in stores on September 7th! I'm blessed with legends like Dan Jurgens and George Pérez.
And more than anything, it's a fun book. Green Arrow is something of a
smart-ass, who manages to piss everyone off from time to time, but his
heart's in the right place. He sees the world in all it's dysfunctional
glory and cannot sit by and do nothing. He's compelled to help. It's who
he is.
This fall, a new era begins for Oliver Queen. We caught up with GREEN
ARROW penciller Dan Jurgens about working on the series’ art with
industry legend George Perez.
“Once upon a time, I was asked to draw an issue of Teen Titans
because the book’s usual artist, George Perez, needed a break,” Dan told
us. “Marv Wolfman was the writer, and one of the things his script
asked for was a double page spread with so much detail that it would
‘make George Perez jealous’.
Ri-i-i-ght. As if I, or anyone else, could have done so. When it
comes to detail, or, more importantly, attention to detail, George is
unequaled. Some people view that as an element of his personal style,
which is true. But, more importantly, that stylistic detail exemplifies
the fact that he cares tremendously about the quality of his work.
George’s commitment to the page, be it as writer, penciller or inker, is
second to none.
That’s why J.T. Krul and I are so thrilled to have George inking
GREEN ARROW. In the first issue, I drew a spread with a cobblestone
street, simply because I knew George could make it sing. Now, that might
not sound like much in and of itself, but in terms of making a page
work with a sense of something extra, that’s a fastball down the middle
of the plate for George. He’ll put it in the seats every time.
George’s legendary status in this business is well earned. It’s a
pleasure to work with him again and a total and complete thrill to watch
him elevate the art on GREEN ARROW into something special.”
GREEN ARROW #1, written by J.T. Krul and featuring art by Dan Jurgens and George Perez, goes on sale September 7th.
Although originally not solicited that George Perez as inker on GREEN
ARROW in September 2011, George confirmed that he will be inking Dan
Jurgens' new book:
George Pérez:
I realize that with all the publicity regarding my writing and doing
thumbnail layouts for SUPERMAN, most of you may not know that I am also
inking Dan Jurgens on the new GREEN ARROW book. I am having fun working
with Dan again since our first collaboration on his TEEN TITANS book
about a decade or so again. Just figured you'd all like to know.