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Once Oliver and Roy are safely out of harms way, this issue mostly concerns itself with reestablishing the status quo in Starling City and Mark Guggenheim handles the exposition perfectly. We're updated on how Quentin Lance is doing after his injuries at the end of Season 2 as well as where Felicity is working in the wake of the hostile takeover of Queen Consolidated. We also get a little more development of a minor character introduced in the first issue and how they will tie in to the major villain of the series.
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The artwork seems slightly stronger this time around. While I found Joe Bennet's fight scenes in the last issue to be sloppy and rushed, he proves himself no mean caricaturist of the show's cast in these quieter, low-impact moments. The inks by Craig Yeung also seems to be more evenly applied.
Bottom Line: If you're a fan of Arrow, you should definitely be reading this series.
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