| IMAGE | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | STATUS |
| Green Arrow (third series) #1-15:
Kevin Smith script; Phil Hester pencils; Ande Parks inks; Matt Wagner cover |
sans titles or indicia
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| Green Arrow (third series) #1 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #2 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #3 | | 0 |
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| Green Arrow (third series) #4 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #5 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #6 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #7 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #8 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #9 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #10 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow: Quiver [hardcover] | collects Green Arrow (third series) #1-10; hardcover
| 0 |
| Green Arrow: Quiver [softcover] | softcover; published after the hardcover
| 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #11 | Mia tries to become the new Speedy | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #12 | Hawkman appears as the characters visit
JSA headquarters; Oliver Queen and Black Canary defeat the Riddler, then have sex; Onomatopoeia kills Virago in Philadelphia | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #13-15:
"The Sounds of Violence" storyline |
| Green Arrow (third series) #13 | Oliver Queen fights Hawkman over Black Canary; Onomatopoeia kills buckeye and his wife in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, then comes to Star City and shoots Connor Hawke | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #14 | the cast gathers in his hospital over Connor Hawke; Onomatopoeia strikes the hospital | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #15 | Onomatopoeia escapes; Connor Hawke regains consciousness | 0 |
| Green Arrow: Sounds of Violence [hardcover] | collects Green Arrow (third series) #11-15; Phil Hester introduction; hardcover
| 0 |
| Green Arrow: Sounds of Violence [softcover] | softcover; published after the hardcover
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| Green Arrow (third series) #16-33:
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| Green Arrow (third series) #31 | | 0 |
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| Green Arrow (third series) #33 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #34-39:
Judd Winick script; no art or cover data entered |
| Green Arrow (third series) #34-39:
"City Walls" storyline |
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| Green Arrow (third series) #34 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #35 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #36 | | 0 |
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| Green Arrow (third series) #37 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #38 | | 0 |
| Green Arrow (third series) #39 | | 0 |
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In 2001, DC relaunched Green Arrow with celebrity writer Kevin
Smith. The series sold fabulously, placing the character considered second-string among the
top-selling American comic books. Phil Hester's stylized interior art and Matt Wagner's able
covers added well to the mix. If anything, Smith was the weakest link: he has a tendency to
make all of his characters talk like post-adolescents with arrested development, and his
structure was considerably weaker than
his work on Marvel's Daredevil
in 1998-1999.
