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Cover: Matt Wagner

Green Arrow #3

May 2004 · DC · 12.95 USD; 19.95 CAD
📊 ~72,864 copies sold its debut month
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“Straight Shooter, Part One: Hired Guns”
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This collection brings together issues #13-18 of the 2004 Green Arrow series, continuing the adventures of Oliver Queen as he navigates the political and personal fallout from his recent actions. Written by Judd Winick with art by Scott McDaniel, the story pits the Emerald Archer against a new threat while exploring his evolving role as a hero and public figure.

In "Straight Shooter, Part One: Hired Guns," Green Arrow takes on a high-stakes battle to protect a low-income neighborhood from a ruthless corporate takeover, backed by Black Lightning's niece and a legal fight that could drag on for years. When violent, otherworldly creatures begin terrorizing the streets, Ollie’s mission shifts from protest to survival—leaving him to question who’s really behind the attacks. Written by Judd Winick and illustrated by Phil Hester, with inks by Ande Parks, colors by Guy Major, and letters by Sean Konot, the issue’s cover by Matt Wagner captures the tension of a city on edge.

writer Judd Winick · artist Phil Hester · inker Ande Parks · colorist Guy Major · letterer Sean Konot · cover Matt Wagner

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colorist Guy Major
letterer Sean Konot
cover pencils, inks Matt Wagner

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When a fat-cat corporation is going to move a bunch of regular joes out of their low rent neighborhood to build a giant shopping complex, who you gonna' call--Shaft, I mean, Green Arrow. With Black Lightning's niece defending the tenants and Ollie footing the bill, the lawsuit could go on for years. But monsters start showing up in the hood and tearing people to shreds.

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