Green Arrow #1
This volume collects the opening arc of the 2014 Green Arrow series, written by Jeff Lemire with art by Andrea Sorrentino. After being stranded on an island, Oliver Queen returns to Seattle to find his life and city in chaos, leading him to confront a mysterious organization tied to his past. The story redefines Green Arrow's supporting cast and sets the stage for a darker, more street-level direction for the character.
In "Hunters Moon [Part 1]," Green Arrow races against time to protect a woman who testified against a convicted child killer now out on bail, fearing the man will target her after eighteen years of silence. The tension builds as past trauma and present danger collide, testing the hero’s resolve and the cost of justice.
In "The Champions [Part 1]," Green Arrow is drawn into a high-stakes international race when a satellite carrying a radioactive biological weapon crashes to Earth—prompting a desperate call from the Russians to secure the device before the Chinese dispatch their own operative. With the fate of global stability hanging in the balance, Green Arrow must navigate shifting alliances and hidden agendas in a mission that tests his skills, resolve, and sense of justice.
In "The Champions [Part 2]," Green Arrow and Fyers are locked in a high-stakes race across hostile terrain, each driven by a desperate mission to secure a deadly radioactive biological weapon for their respective Communist sponsors. With time running out and trust as scarce as clean air, the line between ally and enemy blurs in a fight where survival depends on who can outthink, outmaneuver, and outlast the other.
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↩ Reprints Green Arrow #1 (1988), Green Arrow #2 (1988), Green Arrow #3 (1988), Green Arrow #4 (1988), Green Arrow #5 (1988), Green Arrow #6 (1988)
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