Green Arrow Vol. 3: Emerald Outlaw (Rebirth)

by Benjamin Percy

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Pub Date Aug 08 2017 | Archive Date Aug 08 2017

DC Entertainment | DC Comics

Comics, Graphic Novels, Manga

Description

Written by Benjamin Percy (TEEN TITANS) and gorgeously illustrated by Otto Schmidt (Korvac Saga) and others, comes a pulse-pounding urban adventure that debuts one of Green Arrow’s greatest villains in GREEN ARROW VOL. 3: EMERALD OUTLAW!

Oliver Queen has lost it all. His sister, Emiko, is missing. His vast family fortune has been obliterated. And the entire world believes he’s dead. That’s when his problems really begin.

As he fights to reclaim what he’s lost, Ollie continues patrolling Seattle’s streets as its vigilante guardian. But soon a rash of murders with a deadly accurate archer as the culprit puts the whole city on edge, and Oliver Queen is the prime suspect…

To clear his name, Green Arrow must find the real killer as the Seattle police hunt him down with extreme prejudice. With Black Canary at his side, can Ollie find his target? Or will he and his reputation both end up six feet under?

Collects GREEN ARROW #12-17.

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National Media Campaign including National Public Radio and national print features and review coverage
Extensive online support including EW, USA TODAY, PopMatters, Ain't This Cool News, IGN...