Green Arrow
DC Comics.
Showcase Presents: Green Arrow 1 (Adventure Comics 250-266, 268-269, The Brave And The Bold 50, 71, 85, Justice League of America 4, World's Finest 95-140; w Jack Miller, Ed Herron, Gardner Fox, Bob Haney; a Jack Kirby, George Papp, Mike Sekowsky, Neal Adams). [From DC Comics: The Emerald Archer's Silver Age adventures get the spotlight! Along with his sidekick Speedy, see Green Arrow take on all manner of crime in Star City.] 
The
Green Arrow by Jack Kirby (Adventure 250-256; World's Finest 96-99;
w Dave Wood, Bill Finger, Ed Herron; a Jack Kirby). [From
DC Comics: It was 1958, and as hard as it may be to believe, Jack Kirby—who
had co-created Captain America over a decade earlier and was three years
shy of co-creating most of the Marvel Universe—was looking for work!
So DC Comics offered him a (pardon the pun) second-string backup strip:
Green Arrow. Now this little-seen work can finally be yours to own with
THE GREEN ARROW BY JACK KIRBY—a 72-page Special featuring all the Green
Arrow stories ever done by Kirby, one of comics' greatest creators ever.
These eleven, wildly imaginative stories written by Dave Wood, Bill Finger
and Ed Herron and illustrated by the great Jack Kirby (with help from his
wife Roz), were originally featured in ADVENTURE COMICS #250-256 and WORLD'S
FINEST COMICS #96-99 (spanning 1958-1959). This amazing volume also features
a cover by Kirby and an introduction by comics writer/historian Mark Evanier!
Some of the bizarre and exciting adventures contained within include: "The
Green Arrow's First Case," "The Green Arrows of the World,"
"Prisoners of Dimension Zero," and "The Menace of the Mechanical
Octopus!"] 
The
Green Lantern/Green Arrow Collection (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 76-89;
Flash 217-219; w Dennis O'Neil, Elliot S.Maggin; a Neal Adams).
[From DC Comics: In the 1970s, a revolution was happening in comics
as "relevant" stories began to appear that reflected the fast-changing
social climate and attitudes in America of the time. Among the first such
relevant comics was the groundbreaking and legendary run of Green Lantern/Green
Arrow, featuring stories by Dennis O'Neil and artwork by Neal Adams. Now
this classic set of stories is collected in a single volume for the first
time as a deluxe slipcased hardcover edition—The Green Lantern/Green
Arrow Collection—in time for the 25th Anniversary! All the stories
from the 1970s are included (along with the original GL/GA issues' covers),
as well as the GL/GA story that was serialized in three issues of The Flash.
In addition, a cover gallery showcases all the covers from the 1983 reprint
series run. Virtually every piece of art generated for publication as a
result of this series is represented in this special edition. In these stories,
Green Lantern Hal Jordan continued his usual cosmos-spanning adventures,
as he used his amazing power ring to police Sector 2814 against universe-threatening
menaces. Meanwhile, on Earth, Oliver Queen, the archer known as Green Arrow,
was confronting menaces of a different kind: racism, poverty, drugs, and
other social ills. When the two Emerald Allies meet again, Jordan is thrown
for a loop as Queen takes him on a road trip across America (and eventually
to other worlds) that opens his eyes to evils and social injustices he never
imagined existed. Includes a 4-color slipcase and dust jacket.] 
Green
Lantern/Green Arrow 1 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 76-82; w Dennis O'Neil;
a Neal Adams et al.). [From DC Comics: Get ready
for a new collection of award-winning, influential, and hard-to-find material
chronicling the adventures of two of DC’s emerald-garbed heroes! GREEN
LANTERN/GREEN ARROW Vol. 1 is a 216-page trade paperback that collects GREEN
LANTERN #76-82 from the early 1970s, featuring classic team-ups written
by Dennis O’Neil with art by Neal Adams & Dan Adkins, Bernie Wrightson,
Frank Giacoia, and Dick Giordano! This volume also features an introduction
by O’Neil. In these stories, Green Lantern Hal Jordan continued his
usual cosmic-spanning adventures, as he used his amazing Power Ring to police
Sector 2814 against universe-threatening menaces. Meanwhile, on Earth, Oliver
Queen, the archer known as Green Arrow, was confronting menaces of a different
kind: racism, poverty, drugs, and other social ills! Don’t miss these
immortal comics that first brought relevance to comics!] 
Green
Lantern/Green Arrow 2 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow 83-87, 89, Flash 212-219;
w Dennis O'Neil; a Neal Adams et al.). [From DC Comics:
Completing the entire celebrated run by Dennis O'Neil and Neal Adams. This
volume collects Green Lantern (2nd series) #83-87 and #89 and back-up stories
from The Flash (2nd series) #212-219, as well as a never-before-reprinted
story from The Flash #226. Plus, an introduction by Dick Giordano.]
Emerald
Allies (104, 110-111, 125-126; Green Lantern 76-77, 92; w Chuck Dixon
and Ron Marz; a various). [From DC Comics: The inheritors
of two of DC's most honored super-heroic names - Green Lantern and Green
Arrow—join forces, much as their predecessors did before them, in the
GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD ALLIES trade paperback. The first collection to showcase
Oliver Queen's son, Connor Hawke, in the role of Green Arrow, EMERALD ALLIES
includes Connor's first meeting with Green Lantern Kyle Rayner—from
GREEN ARROW #104—as well as the multipart crossovers "Hard-Traveling
Heroes: The Next Generation"— from GREEN LANTERN (third series)
#76-77 and GREEN ARROW #110-111 and "Hate Crimes"—from GREEN
ARROW #125-126 and GREEN LANTERN (third series) #92. Written by Chuck Dixon
and Ron Marz, with art by an array of talents that includes Rodolfo Damaggio,
Will Rosado, Doug Braithwaite, Darryl Banks, and Paul Pelletier, GREEN LANTERN:
EMERALD ALLIES is a remarkable collection, reprinting all the story pages
and the original covers to issues that find two different heroes discovering
they have more than a few things in common: not the least of which is a
tradition to respect and a legacy to uphold.] 
1 Quiver
(1-10; w Kevin Smith; a Phil Hester). [From DC Comics:
The first storyline of one of the most talked-about comic-book launches
of 2001 is collected in May! White-hot creator Kevin Smith, the writer/director
behind such popular independent films as Clerks, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and
Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, as well as the writer of top-selling comics
like Daredevil and Jay & Silent Bob, brings back comicdom's classic
hothead character Oliver Queen in GREEN ARROW: QUIVER! This 232-page hardcover,
reprinting GREEN ARROW #1-10, features art by master penciller Phil Hester
(DETECTIVE COMICS, The Coffin) and inker extraordinaire Ande Parks (CATWOMAN),
with a new cover painting by Matt Wagner (Mage, BATMAN/GRENDEL). Oliver
Queen's mysterious reappearance in the DC Universe will have fans constantly
guessing about how Queen survived seeming death aboard an exploding airplane.
What really happened on that fateful day? In QUIVER, readers get a chance
to uncover the truth for themselves, as they follow Green Arrow along his
quest for the media-dubbed "Star City Slayer." QUIVER features
several guest-stars who have questions that demand answers, including Queen's
ex-teammates in the JLA, his ex-lover Black Canary, his ex-partner Arsenal,
and the son he hardly knew, Connor Hawke—who adopted the mantle of
Green Arrow after Queen's "death." A certain Dark Knight from
Gotham City has some questions of his own, but he won't like the answers…
Displaying Smith's masterly characterization, brilliantly engaging dialogue
and eye for action, QUIVER follows Oliver Queen through man's most uncharted
realms—life, death, and back to life.] 
2
The Sounds of Violence (11-15; w Kevin Smith; a Phil Hester).
[From DC Comics: In his first story arc on the new Green Arrow series,
collected in Green Arrow: Quiver, writer/director Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma,
Jersey Girl) resurrected the legendary DC hero with critical and popular
success. He follows it up here with a harrowing tale of a brand-new villain
stalking the Emerald Archer. Stylishly rendered by artists Phil Hester and
Ande Parks, Green Arrow: Sounds of Violence puts Oliver Queen and his closest
loved ones directly in the madman's sights.] 
3 The
Archer's Quest (16-21; w Brad Meltzer; a Phil Hester, Ande Parks and
Matt Wagner). [From DC Comics: New York Times best-selling
novelist Brad Meltzer (The Millionaires, The Tenth Justice) made his comic-book
debut with "Archer's Quest," a 6-part tale originally presented
in GREEN ARROW #16-21. Now, that story, featuring art by GREEN ARROW mainstays
Phil Hester & Ande Parks, is presented in the 176-page hardcover GREEN
ARROW: THE ARCHER'S QUEST! The Emerald Archer is back from the dead and
ready for action! He takes his adopted son Arsenal on a trek back through
their careers as he seeks artifacts long thought gone. Along the way, truths
are learned and their courage is tested as hidden facets of Green Arrow's
life and personality are brought to light. This collection also features
an introduction by Senator Patrick Leahy, an afterword by acclaimed writer
Greg Rucka (WONDER WOMAN), Meltzer's original notes to the series, and the
script to issue #16!] 
4
Straight Shooter (26-31; w Judd Winick; a Phil Hester, Ande Parks).
[From DC Comics: Star City is getting a facelift, but gentrification
has its costs. Green Arrow has always been a man of the people, but now
he has to prove it by combating corporate corruption…and little does
he know that he’ll have to prove it against a 3-ton ogre! Plus, Black
Lightning pays a visit to Star City…but does he come as a friend or
foe?] Issue 22 is a fill-in, and
23-25 are part of a Green Lantern/Green Arrow crossover.
5 City Walls (32, 34-39; w Judd Winick; a Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Manuel Garcia, Steve Bird). [From DC Comics: Star City has endured all manner of threats over the years, but when a millionaire wants to bring law and order to its citizens, the entire world is threatened. His spell encases the city in a sphere impervious to even Superman, and the lawbringers are demon behemoths that will kill over the slightest infraction. Green Arrow marshals the most unlikely army of all to save the city - and the world - from the threat. But deals need to be cut, sacrifices made, and the consequences may be worse than the problem!] 
6 Moving Targets (40-50; w Judd Winick; a Phil Hester, Tom Fowler, Eric Battle, Tommy Castillo). [From DC Comics: Star City's underworld has been taken over by Brick, a vicious mountain of a man, and he wants Green Arrow dead. So does the Riddler, who's back in town and out for revenge! When Drakon, the inhumanly agile mercenary, returns to hunt down Green Arrow and his comrades, it becomes clear that each new mission will lead to another even more dangerous confrontation... and the stakes are getting higher and higher. And in the midst of the growing crisis, Mia Dearden, Green Arrow's new ward, faces her greatest challenge. Caught up in the euphoria of being given the costume and sanction as the new Speedy, she is shocked by sudden tragic news that threatens to change her life forever. Guest-starring the Outsiders, this breakneck series of adventures will put the Emerald Archers through their paces - should they survive!] 
7 Heading Into the Light (52, 54-59; w Judd Winick; a Tom Fowler, Jim Calafiore, Ron Garney, Paul Lee). [From DC Comics: Green Arrow deals with the lingering ramifications of IDENTITY CRISIS in this volume featuring a guest appearance by Zatanna! Plus, Black Lightning joins Green Arrow as the pair track the unpredictable Dr. Light. And will an onslaught of villains mean the end for Star City?] 
8 Crawling From the Wreckage (60-65; w Judd Winick; a Scott McDaniel, Andy Owens). [From DC Comics: One year after the events of INFINITE CRISIS, Oliver Queen finds himself in the unlikely role of Star City’s mayor. How did he make the transition from super-hero to politician? One thing’s for sure — his arch-enemy, Deathstroke, is aiming for an assassination!] 
9 Road to Jericho (66-75; w Judd Winick; a Scott McDaniel, Andy Owens). [From DC Comics: Batman shows up in Star City on the trail of his former sidekick turned villain, the Red Hood, who has targeted Green Arrow's teen female partner, Speedy. Will she be destroyed despite the best efforts of the Dark Knight and Emerald Archer's? Plus, more secrets from One Year Later are revealed!] 
The
Arrow, the Ring and the Bat (Legends of the DC Universe 7-9, Batman:
Legends of the Dark Knight 127-131; w Denny O'Neil; a Greg Land, Sergio
Cariello, Dick Giordano). [From DC Comics: Green
Arrow provides the focal point for two stories set early in the careers
of Batman, Green Lantern and Green Arrow, each written by comics master
Dennis O'Neil! BATMAN: THE ARROW, THE RING, AND THE BAT is a 192-page trade
paperback collects LEGENDS OF THE DC UNIVERSE #7-9, featuring art by Greg
Land & Dick Giordano, and BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #127-131,
with art by Sergio Cariello. This collection features a new painted cover
by Jon Foster and an introduction by O'Neil. In the first story, Green Lantern
Hal Jordan and Green Arrow meet for the first time as they get caught up
in an Asian country's attempts to gain unlawful weapons of mass destruction.
In the second story, the thwarted leader seeks revenge and sends an assassin
after Arrow, leading them both to Gotham City and its Dark Knight protector!]
Batman/Green Arrow: The Poison Tomorrow (OGN; w Dennis O'Neil; a Michael Metzer & Joe Rubenstein). [From DC Comics: The world is in danger of dying at the hands of a madman with an ecological weapon! The Dark Knight of Gotham City must team up with the Emerald Archer of Seattle to stop the catastrophe... but first they've got to deal with each other!] 
Connor Hawke: Dragon's Blood (6-issue mini; w Chuck Dixon; a Derec Donovan). [From DC Comics: In this volume collecting the 6-issue miniseries, an archery contest beckons Oliver Queen's bow-bending son Connor Hawke to the far end of the globe. Accompanied by his old pal Eddie Fyers, Connor accepts the invitation. But a much darker game is afoot, and Connor's life will never be the same!] 2/13/08 
Green Arrow/Black Canary: For Better or Worse (JLA 75, Action 428, 434, Joker 4, Green Lantern/Green Arrow 94-95, Detective 549-550, Longbow Hunters 1, Green Arrow Vol. 1 75, 101, Vol. 2 4-5, 12, 21, Birds of Prey 88; w Dennis O'Neil, Alan Moore, Brad Meltzer; a Neal Adams, Dick Giordano, Klaus Janson, Mike Grell). 
Green Arrow/Black Canary: The Wedding (Black Canery 1-4, JLA Wedding Special, Black Canery Wedding Planner, Green Arrow/Black Canery Wedding Special; w Tony Bedard, J. Torres, Judd Winick and Dwayne McDuffie ; a Paulo Siquiera, Tom Derenick, Mike McKone, Amanda Conner). [From DC Comics: Celebrate the superhero wedding of the year with this amazing hardcover collection! Before the nuptials can take place, The League of Assassins tracks Black Canary to Star City in an effort to liberate the child, Sin, they believe to be the DCU's next greatest assassin. Luckily, Black Canary has other plans for Sin's abilities and future! Then, the fun unfolds in the most unexpected way possible!] 2/20/08 
The Longbow Hunters (3-issue mini; w & a Mike Grell). 
Year One (6-issue mini; w Andy Diggle; a Jock). [From DC Comics: Oliver Queen has been a faithful member of the Justice League of America and defended Star City with his trusty bow and an arsenal of deadly arrows for years - now thrill to the definitive tale of how he became Green Arrow in this hardcover volume collecting the acclaimed 6-issue miniseries by Andy Diggle and Jock!] 4/9/08 