Green Arrow
Year One
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Oliver Queen is a frivolous playboy with little care for anyone or anything -- apparently even himself. But when he's double-crossed and marooned on a jungle island, he finds that he does care about something: justice! Armed with nothing more than a makeshift bow and arrows, Queen struggles to survive
… More »Oliver Queen is a frivolous playboy with little care for anyone or anything -- apparently even himself. But when he's double-crossed and marooned on a jungle island, he finds that he does care about something: justice! Armed with nothing more than a makeshift bow and arrows, Queen struggles to survive in his new, unforgiving environment -- all while battling the violent drug runners who are responsible for his abandonment.
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Imprint:
New York - DC Comics
Pages:
151
ISBN:
1401216870, 1401217435, 9781401216870, 9781401217433
Language:
English
Notes:
"Originally published in single magazine form in Green Arrow year one #1-6."--T.p. verso
Statement of responsibility:
Andy Diggle, writer ; Jock, artist ; David Baron, colorist ; Jared K. Fletcher, letterer
Characteristics:
151 p. :,chiefly col. ill. ;,27 cm
Library Identifier
1852212
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Add a CommentThis blow my mind to Mars it was AWSOME!!
A retooling of the Green Arrow story, this time finding Oliver Queen as a daredevil playboy who pushes himself to do "extreme" things to feel alive. When he is betrayed by his right hand man and dumped in the ocean, left for dead, Queen's life begins to change. Washed up on the shore of an uncharted desert island, Oliver has to learn how to fend for himself. When he discovers that he is not alone on the island, Oliver discovers that he has more skills within him than he realized. This is in an OK retooling of the Green Arrow story, but there is nothing special here to have warranted a new book.