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Topic: Green Arrow

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Green Arrow
		Green Arrow was created, if that's not too strong a word, by Mort Weisinger, editor of DC's More Fun Comics, who introduced the crime-fighting archer in the 73rd issue of that title (November, 1941) — the same one that first featured Aquaman.
		Green Arrow was never as strong a character as the one he was modeled after.
		Green Arrow was the subject of his first mini-series in 1983 — and due note was made of the fact that this was the first time he'd ever appeared in a title of his own, after over four decades in comics.
	www.toonopedia.com /grnarrow.htm (746 words)

	Green Arrow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Green Arrow's Arrowcar was yellow in color and shaped reminiscent of the land speed record holder from 1929, the British Golden Arrow.
		Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters #1, the gritty redefinition of the Green Arrow.
		Green Arrow, as portrayed by Justin Hartley, in Smallville.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_Arrow (5416 words)

	Green Arrow
		Green Arrow was one of the few DC characters to keep going after the Golden Age of Comic Books.
		Green Arrow II became an active member of the Justice League, using some of his father's old gadget arrows to some advantage against more powerful foes, but left after a few issues.
		Green Arrow has had several official "secret origins" attributed to his character, but most versions agree that Oliver Queen began as a wealthy playboy who lived like Robinson Crusoe on a semi-deserted Pacific island, after having been washed overboard during an ocean cruise.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Green_Arrow.php (3303 words)

	Silver Age Comics: Green Arrow's New Look
		The answer is Green Arrow, and the fellow who debuted in the same More Fun #73 as he did, Aquaman.
		Green Arrow and Speedy appeared on more covers of More Fun than the Spectre or Dr. Fate, showing up on all but a few from #77-103.
		Although the new Green Arrow became known as a firebrand of Leftist sentiment, it must be noted that there is not a hint of that in this story.
	sacomics.blogspot.com /2006/03/green-arrows-new-look.html (861 words)

	Green Arrow
		Green Arrow is certainly in the tradition of Batman, a costumed crime fighter with no super-powers, but with a lot of technological gimmicks.
		Green Arrow's acceptance and endorsement of the boy's skill is logically consistent with the behavior that GA and Speedy have shown throughout the series.
		Green Arrow investigates crimes in a suburb where all the new buildings are in the shape of arrows.
	members.aol.com /MG4273/greena.htm (12632 words)

	Jayme Lynn Blaschke's Unofficial Green Arrow Shrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Green Lantern and Green Arrow fly to the scene of the fight, where they find a zombified Canary that is under the sway of a scrawny, buckskin-clad Charles Manson wannabe called Joshua.
		Green Arrow is dubious, and the Amazons vow to take him to the Witch Queen to prove their story.
		Green Arrow and Green Lantern sneak back into Brain Trust, and overhear Hammond bragging that he is the cause of Lantern's ring problems, and that also he manipulated the stock market with his mental powers to benefit Brain Trust.
	users4.ev1.net /~jblaschke/Shrine/GL2.html (10525 words)

	Arrow - Smallville Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Clark does some investigating of his own and discovers Oliver Queen is the Green Arrow and has been stealing from the rich and giving to the poor.
		The diamond tipped arrow that Green Arrow shoots at the security laser (which split the laser, leaving a clear path for him to get to the necklace) bears a strong resemblance to the diamond tipped trick arrow he used in JLA #4 (May 1961).
		In this issue, the JLA was trapped in a giant diamond, and the Green Arrow used his diamond arrow to split the diamond and free them.
	smallville.wikia.com /wiki/Arrow_(episode) (1464 words)

	Green Arrow - PopMatters Comic Book Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The first issue began promisingly with the sudden reappearance of a Green Arrow in Star City and the populace wondering whom this new Emerald Archer could be.
		By placing the revived Green Arrow at the end of the classic Dennis O'Neil/Neil Adams run, Smith has returned the character to a simpler, more heroic time before the advent of the "grim and gritty," angst-ridden hero.
		Green Lantern and the Flash are new people, Aquaman has hardened, the Martian Manhunter has become more and more alien, and Batman iswell, he's more extreme than Ollie remembers.
	www.popmatters.com /comics/green-arrow.shtml (1023 words)

	Green Arrow: WGSH Gallery: Mego Museum
		The cuff and shoulder piece material on the repro is darker green, and green on both sides, where as the original is white on the back side.
		Green Arrow's green hat is unique to the character, although the style was also used for Speedy.
		Green Arrow has the same bow as Speedy and a couple characters from the Robin Hood line and has been very accurately factory reproduced by both Doc Mego and Classic TV Toys.
	www.megomuseum.com /wgsh/accessory/greenarrow.html (272 words)

	Revolving Door of Death 08 - Green Arrow (Dec 1999) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Green Arrow appeared with the great birth of Golden Age heroes between 1938 and 1942 (with a few stragglers later on).
		Green Arrow, therefore, did not have to disappear in the same way that the more well-known Golden Agers, like almost the entire membership of the Justice Society did.
		Green Arrow approached the hundred-issue mark, and sales must have suggested that the talent on the title had wrung all the saleable stories out of the concept already.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/revolvin/rdd08.html (1844 words)

	Green Arrow
		The articulations on Green Arrow are useless, as they do not help his stability and do not add any playability value to the figure.
		It would have been nice of the arrows were smaller and could fit in the character's quiver or be attached to the bow.
		Green Arrow comes in a blister pack with pictures of the Black Canary and Green Lantern Hal Jordan standing on a road symbolizing the trip the guys had in the Hard Travelling Heroes' series.
	www.comicbookbin.com /dcdirect20.html (813 words)

	Fanzing 39 - October 2001 - The Green Arrow Reading Guide
		Green Arrow #21 - Intrigue is in the air, as Shado's newborn sun is kidnapped and used as flmail to force her to perform an assassination.
		Green Arrow #37 - Fyers is shot at with arrows and begins to hunt for Ollie as the FBI hunts them both and Dinah confronts Shado over the father of her child.
		Green Arrow #59 - A child molester is released and Ollie, Dinah and the police are on guard against angry parents.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing39/feature1.shtml (7556 words)

	Green Arrows
		Connor Hawke met his father and actually began his career as Green Arrow shortly before Ollie's death (Green Arrow #0, 91, 101) He had also studied at a monastery and is a superb martial artist and bowman himself.
		The one thing that the Arrow could never stand was to sit by as an idle observer, even when circumstances warranted such, much to the frustration of his friends and fellow Justice Leaguers.
		The Golden Age adventures of Green Arrow used to be attributed to the Green Arrow of Earth-2.
	www.mykey3000.com /cosmicteams/profiles/greenarrow.html (1091 words)

	Green Arrow: WGSH Gallery: Mego Museum
		Arrow was introduced in the 1975 wave of characters, all of which were superior design wise, he is the only DC character to surface that year and was the last 8" DC hero produced (The Teen Titans were 6" folks)
		Green Arrow on his US Card is a very difficult item to find, let alone a yellow vested version as on display here (Thanks go to Tom for this great photo).
		It also suggests that Green Arrow was released in late 1974 as none of the other figures from the 1975 wave (such as Falcon) were released on Kresge cards.
	www.megomuseum.com /wgsh/greenarrow.html (495 words)

	Green Arrow @ KryptonSite
		The Green Arrow was one of the few characters from comics' Golden Age who had an uninterrupted run that went through to the Silver Age.
		In fact, Green Arrow was one of only five DC Comics characters to not enter comics limbo between the Golden and Silver Ages.
		It was toward the end of this run that Green Arrow became one of the earliest members of the Justice League of America, joining the team in the book's fourth issue.
	arrow.kryptonsite.com (821 words)

	The religion of Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Whether the mainstream DC Universe Green Arrow is properly regarded as an actual Communist or Marxist, or whether he is simply an extremely politically-minded ultra-left-wing Liberal or progressive or Socialist or something is a matter of disagreement.
		The Green Arrow appears to be a man full of anger at the United States government in general and at Superman in particular, who he blames for the loss of his left arm.
		Green Arrow appears to try to kill Superman with a Kryptonite arrow, although it is possible that the bowman knew that he would be unable to defeat Superman this way.
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/GreenArrow.html (5723 words)

	Amazon.com: Green Arrow: Quiver (Green Arrow (Graphic Novels)): Books: Kevin Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Some readers consider the Green Arrow to be one of the more minor components of the DC universe, in spite of the fact that he was one of the earliest Silver Age characters.
		"Green Arrow: Quiver" is a must-have for anybody remotely into the DC Universe (except wee tots; it's pretty dark), and the kind of story that could turn a non comic reader full tilt into a major fan.
		In Quiver, Kevin Smith resurrects the Green Arrow in the 21st century; however, the Oliver Queen that returns is the card-carrying-member-of-the-ACLU Green Arrow of the 1970s.
	www.amazon.com /Green-Arrow-Quiver-Graphic-Novels/dp/1563898020 (2519 words)

	GREEN ARROW #3
		Green Arrow stands over the miniature Green Man. He shakes his finger at the wooden creature as he shouts his list of questions.
		Green Arrow has watched this spectacle for as long as he cares to.
		Green Arrow runs through the forest/hospital landscape with little Mia on his back.
	www.paratime.ca /dclegends/green03.html (6715 words)

	Green Arrow #37 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		As the food supplies start to dwindle, we see Green Arrow presses the issue, by paying a visit to the Riddler and forcing the villain to give up the man who hired him the gather the magical artifacts that Oliver believes were responsible for unleashing the invasion.
		I mean the Riddler squares off against Batman on a regular basis, and it's clear he's not used to this type of abuse from a costumed hero, which acts as a pretty powerful indictment of Green Arrow's questionable treatment of people that he considers evil.
		Instead we spend the issue watching Green Arrow pumping arrow after arrow into a bunch of mindless demons whose dialogue consists of a single three word statement, and the big cliffhanger this issue offers up looks to promise more of the same.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/108232879361395.htm (753 words)

	Green Arrow, The - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Green Arrow has been dead for a while.
		Green Arrow chose death, Green Arrow chose to die a hero and save the people of the city below.
		Green Arrow/Oliver Queen is one of the most complex characters in the DC Universe.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /printed-books/green-arrow-the (259 words)

	The Unofficial Green Arrow Biography
		Dubbed Green Arrow, he took on a sidekick, Speedy, who was also his ward, Roy Harper.
		Green Arrow either lost or gave up his vast wealth (accounts vary), and became a hero more permanently, fighting alongside the Justice League of America, where he met and fell in love with Black Canary.
		However, he was unable to settle down, and even after founding a florist shop with his lover, he proved unfaithful and left on a cross-American adventure which culminated in his death in a plane bombing, after which his son Connor Hawke took over the role.
	www.dcuguide.com /who.php?name=greenarrow (318 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: "Green Arrow's" New Art Team of Tom Fowler & Rodney Ramos
		Phil Hester and Ande Parks went against the norm with their "Green Arrow" run for DC Comics, hanging around for 40 issues.
		Fowler's been working with "Green Arrow" writer Judd Winick for a while on the mini-series "Caper." As the series came to a close, DC Editor Bob Schreck simply called Fowler up to see if he'd be interested in taking over the artistic duties on "Green Arrow." Just that simple.
		And Fowler says he won't be approaching the artistic chores on "Green Arrow" differently than any other assignment he's had before and is looking to making his own mark on the archer.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4314 (1614 words)

	Amazon.com: Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters: Books: Mike Grell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mike Grell's run on "Green Arrow" is sometimes unfairly criticized as being a part of the "dark and gritty" trend of the eighties, and nothing could be further from the truth.
		You never knew what to expect inside Grell's "Green Arrow", except that it would be "for mature readers only".
		It is my first Green Arrow comic and I can tell that now he is one of my favorites heroes.
	www.amazon.com /Green-Arrow-Longbow-Mike-Grell/dp/0930289382 (1368 words)

	Fanzing 29 - October 2000- The Green, Green Glove
		Green Lantern stood and got into the face of the Emerald Archer.
		Both Green Lantern and Arrow turned to see a live news broadcast from the site of the bank heist.
		DC characters are used here in fan art and fiction in accordance with their generous "fair use" policies.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing29/fiction1.shtml (1582 words)

	Jayme Lynn Blaschke's Unofficial Green Arrow Shrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Unofficial Green Arrow Shrine features reviews, interviews and art galleries devoted to DC Comics' Emerald Archer, otherwise known as Green Arrow.
		The plan is for that to change in the weeks to come as I get around to uploading my content formerly housed at the Green Arrow Fansite.
		The Green Arrow Shrine featured news, interviews and image galleries, but specialized in reviews of the Emerald Archer's various comic book storylines.
	users4.ev1.net /~jblaschke/Shrine/ARROWSHRINE.html (646 words)

	The Hembeck Files!
		Green Arrow and Green Lantern are both long-time DC characters, although the versions shown here are circa the mid-seventies (witness Green Arrow's macho leather get-up and Green Lantern's haircut).
		The original Green Lantern first showed in the early 1940's, wearing a ring carved from a mystical green lantern that allowed him to do pretty much anything he wanted - flying, passing through solid objects, solid light projections, all kinds of nifty stuff.
		Y'see, this group of really old short guys with huge, blue heads (think of Charlie Brown at age 90, dunked in blue paint, and you get the idea) called the 'Guardians of the Universe' divided the universe into a few thousand sectors, and appointed a resident of each to be that sector's 'Green Lantern'.
	www.proudrobot.com /hembeck/arrow.html (337 words)

	Green Arrow - Comics2Film
		Fans are clamoring for a spin-off, as there are clearly many stories to tell about this arrogant young man and his aggressive attempts at fighting crime.
		If the Green Arrow is destined for a series of his own, next fall will be soon enough.
		Synopsis: Timed to coincide with tonight's first appearance of Green Arrow in costume on Smallville, KryptonSite has launched a Green Arrow mini-site with the information TV viewers might need about the comic book incarnation of the character, with links to all of the information revealed thus far.
	www.comics2film.com /ProjectFrame.php?f_id=575 (485 words)

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