Green Arrow Recommended Reading
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This article is part of the DC Database Recommended Reading project, a series of articles written by our editors. They are meant as a guide to help both new and old readers, either getting into comics for the first time or looking to read more on their favorites. These should not be taken as a definitive guide, obviously you can start wherever and with whatever you want, but they're some general suggestions that we think you might find enjoyable.

Added by Mrblonde267Green Arrow, the Emerald Archer, is a badass street-level vigilante whose skills and determination, combined with the finest in high-tech medieval weaponry that money can buy, mixes it up with thugs and cosmic-level villains alike. The character and his personality are a large part of what make the series so compelling, his political struggles for social justice outside the realm of regular crime-fighting, and dealing with his own flaws as a person.
New readers
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- Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters
- Green Arrow: Quiver
- Green Arrow: Sounds of Violence
- Green Arrow: Year One
Further reading
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- Brotherhood of the Fist was a cross-over written by Chuck Dixon through several titles well-known for completely establishing Connor Hawke as one of the world's greatest martial artists.
- Connor Hawke: Dragon's Blood
- Green Arrow: Archer's Quest
- Green Arrow: Crawling Through the Wreckage
- Green Arrow: Cross Roads
- Green Arrow: Road to Jericho
- Green Arrow: The Wonder Year
- Green Lantern/Green Arrow
- Green Arrow and Black Canary's Wedding
- Identity Crisis is a very strong story that puts Green Arrow in a central role, demonstrating his importance and his position in the superhero community as the Justice League attempts to solve the murder of one of their own.
- Justice League: Cry for Justice
- Justice League: Rise and Fall