Various DC characters

[Creepy-male]

"In the early 1970s, writer Denny O'Neil and artist Neal Adams teamed Green Lantern with archer Green Arrow in groundbreaking, socially conscious, and award-winning stories that pitted the sensibilities of the law-and-order-oriented Lantern with the populist Green Arrow."

LII/SEE tensions?

Also,

"The Green Lanterns are often depicted as being close friends of the various men who have been the Flash"

What types are The Flash-es?

Someone who knows these characters better than me help me out!

[Expat]

"In the early 1970s, writer Denny O'Neil and artist Neal Adams teamed Green Lantern with archer Green Arrow in groundbreaking, socially conscious, and award-winning stories that pitted the sensibilities of the law-and-order-oriented Lantern with the populist Green Arrow."

LII/SEE tensions?

From what I remember of that phase, I'd have said that the Green Arrow was portrayed there as a LSI, and the Green Lantern, as some Gamma.

I disagree with the premise, Green Lantern = "law-and-order" and Green Arrow ="populist".

Rather, it was more like, Green Arrow = "the whole 'system' is wrong" and Green Lantern = "we work within the system to improve things".

[Creepy-male]

Interesting.

Unfortunately, I don't know where to find the comics, so I can only comment based on what I read on Wikipedia.

I don't know, was there ever a more extended discussion on The Flash's (Wally West version) type? From what I've seen in Justice League (which is not much), he and The Martian Manhunter are interesting characters for me.

[Expat]

I don't think many people here are that interested in those characters.

When they first revamped the Flash as Wally West, they made him into a sort of supposedly unconventional super-hero, somewhat obnoxious, that is, he preferred to ask for some sort of compensation (financial or otherwise) for his heroics, and with a sort of self-centred, casual approach to relationships. Maybe a not-very-nice SEE or something.