Love this series. Cast works so well together. Drama and humor make it so great

When I was a kid, I loved comic books. I would almost always go with Marvel over DC, but I still liked the wide range of Characters that DC had. Now, as an adult I am totally enjoying seeing comic book heroes I loved come to life on the small screen. This show is just so well done...it keeps getting better with each season. I really enjoy how we find out little by little about the origins of Arrow in flashbacks to his time on the island and other places. The acting is good, the stories are good...I plan to keep buying them until I have them all. And realistically, if they keep being offered for such a good price, I should soon have everything that is out. And you know, I'm ok with that.

With the Second season of Arrow things are getting a little bit more interesting. This are beginning to evolve and get more interesting. I see the first season as kind of the introduction season and now that we know Oliver better he can kick some tail and take names easier. The action and stories have gotten better and more characters for the DC world are beginning to emerge some. Arrow carries on the same dark and gritty feel that the Dark Knight trilogy brought to the table. It is a great series for a more street level comic book character that I can see continuing on for many more seasons. I wish i could wield a bow in a similar fashion. That would be awesome.

The second season of Arrow continues the story set up in the first season. Oliver queen goes missing for 5 years only to returns a changed man with a goal and a promise he must keep. If you havent seen the first season check it out, its pretty good too. In the second season, Oliver Queen faces a war within himself as he tries to discover the man he truly is. Should he kill the villains he works so hard to stop, or should he let them live? Yet there is more that lurks in the shadows of Starling City. Will the Arrow be able to protect those he loves from his past? Well if you want to know buy this while it's still 16.99, it is soooooo worth it.

The best adventure heroes are those that aren't perfect... and Oliver Queen is far from it. Stephen Amell's portrayal of the comic book hero is nuanced and intelligent; his seamless transitions from daredevil athlete and arrogant rich boy to the vulnerable, wounded survivor hiding beneath both masks makes the second season of Arrow a pleasure to watch, and I can't wait to see what new plot twists the next installment will bring to this engaging modern-day saga. :-)