Description
Add a memorable issue from the acclaimed early-2000s Green Arrow series with Green Arrow #22 (May 2003) from DC Comics. This issue continues the character-driven run that helped redefine Oliver Queen for modern readers, blending street-level action with powerful storytelling.
The atmospheric cover captures Green Arrow standing alone in the rain with bow drawn, while a looming image of the Emerald Archer appears above—symbolizing the weight of responsibility carried by one of DC’s most determined heroes. The moody artwork perfectly reflects the darker tone and grounded storytelling that made this era of the series so popular with fans.
Written by Judd Winick with artwork by Phil Hester and Ande Parks, this run of Green Arrow focuses on Oliver Queen’s struggle to balance heroism, personal redemption, and the challenges of protecting Star City. The series became known for its sharp writing, strong character moments, and gritty urban style.
A great addition for collectors of Green Arrow comics, DC street-level heroes, Oliver Queen stories, and early-2000s DC Comics, Green Arrow #22 (2003) is a solid pickup for fans building a complete Green Arrow run or expanding their DC collection.
