Jared Matthews’s Reviews > Absolute Green Arrow (2026-) #4 > Status Update
Jared Matthews
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This issue is where Absolute Green Arrow borders on horror (if it hadn’t already done so). Getting an inside look into Slade’s island, and Dr. Iker’s playground, is about as disturbing as a Nazi concentration camp.
With no second thoughts, Hammond won’t let anything get in the way of cheating death, even if it means becoming an agent of death, and gruesomely experimenting on humans.
— Sep 19, 2026 01:45PM
With no second thoughts, Hammond won’t let anything get in the way of cheating death, even if it means becoming an agent of death, and gruesomely experimenting on humans.
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Jared Matthews
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Ollie deals with his newfound wealth. Though he wants to make a difference, his perception of the difference he is making is directly linked to the perception that others have of them, his public image.
The point is made that no matter how he is viewed, he is “still the most situated to make society better”.
However, bettering society is viewed by them on a national scale, with local problems seen as unworthy.
— Aug 19, 2026 01:50PM
The point is made that no matter how he is viewed, he is “still the most situated to make society better”.
However, bettering society is viewed by them on a national scale, with local problems seen as unworthy.
Jared Matthews
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The lengths to which the powerful will go to cheat death is shown in gruesome detail. They are willing to cause death to many, and “make literal monsters out of people” in the hope that they can live a bit longer. Ironically, in their pursuit of eternal life, they become agents of death.
— Aug 19, 2026 01:20PM