Benjamin Percy

Oliver Queen is back in Seattle and while he tries to find out who's running an illegal human trafficking operation he comes face-to-face with a familiar, yet strangely mysterious love interest-Black Canary!

Green Arrow Vol. 1 (Rebirth)

The first ever hardcover edition of the hit Green Arrow series as a part of DC Universe Rebirth is here, written by Benjamin Percy with beautifully stylized art by Otto Schmidt! The way the Emerald Archer lives his life will change forever, as Green Arrow is betrayed by those closest to him! A budding relationship with Black Canary forces Ollie to confront the fact that you can't fight "the man" if you are "the man." And one by one, all of his friends leave him, and all the money in the world won't bring them back when he needs them most. The events of "The Death and Life of Oliver Queen" will rattle Oliver's status quo so much, his choices as a superhero will never be the same again. This fresh take on Green Arrow comes from horror novelist Benjamin Percy and rising-star artist Otto Schmidt! Collects Green Arrow #1-12 and Green Arrow: Rebirth #1.

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Raphaëlle

The art & the coloring were STUNNING. I really loved this issue's palette! I hope Otto Schmidt will stay in charge of the art for the remainder of the arc. 
Also, I adore Dinah & enjoy her dynamics with pretty much anyone, so I guess that helped a lot. 
Plotwise, this issue was action-packed & fast-paced. Maybe a little too fast-paced if you ask me, especially where Ollie & Dinah's relationship is concerned, but that's just me nit-picking. 
I'm excited for what's to come in issue #2!

Green Arrow#1

I'm still trying to get a hold on this Oliver Queen opposed to the tv show but it was really fun. The ending was awesome and the art is an absolute masterpiece

Viry

In a tale from happier but no less dangerous times, Green Arrow labors to train a new apprentice who's every bit as deadly as his fiercest villains- a teenage girl, that happens to be his half-sister! But before Emiko and Ollie can embrace as family, they have to save Seattle from a foe that can see the future of anyone he chooses--anyone, that is, except for Emiko Queen...DC Universe- Rebirth continues with this fresh take on GREEN ARROW from horror novelist Benjamin Percy and rising star artist Otto Schmidt! Collects GREEN ARROW #7-12.Rebirth honors the richest history in comics, while continuing to look towards the future. These are the most innovative and modern stories featuring the world's greatest superheroes, told by some of the finest storytellers in the business. Honoring the past, protecting our present, and looking towards the future. This is the next chapter in the ongoing saga of the DC Universe. The legacy continues.

Not a fan of this volume, I felt the first was significantly better. The plot didn't intrigue me. Wasn't a fan of the art style towards the end. I hope the next issues step it up since this one fell short. Three different arcs that felt disjointed.. (Emi's arc was my favorite of the three) Overall, meh.

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Green Arrow, Vol. 1

Green Arrow, Vol. 2

By day he's Oliver Queen, playboy socialite, CEO of Queen Industries and philanthropic do-gooder. But at night he patrols the streets of Seattle, where he champions the oppressed as a true social justice warrior. He is Green Arrow. But how can you fight the man when you are the man? That's the question left with Oliver after an electric, love-at-first-sight encounter with Black Canary, the superhero rock star who challenges everything he thought he knew about protecting the innocent. And if that weren't enough, a sinister organization with ties to he nearest and dearest prepares to tear down Oliver's financial empire, destroy his family's legacy and end his life. Without fortune or friends, can Green Arrow defeat this unholy alliance of traitors? Or has death finally caught up with Oliver Queen?--Page [4] of cover, volume 1.

Green Arrow Vol. 1 (Rebirth)

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