Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)
“Archer’s Quest” continues! Green Arrow revisits the ghost of his friendship with Hal Jordan—the Green Lantern who became a murderous Super-Villain! Can Ollie cut through the rough past and recover the memento he’s been searching for?
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Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)
“Archer’s Quest” continues! Green Arrow revisits the ghost of his friendship with Hal Jordan—the Green Lantern who became a murderous Super-Villain! Can Ollie cut through the rough past and recover the memento he’s been searching for?
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Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)

Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)

Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)

Green Arrow #20 (2001-2007) (NOOK Comic with Zoom View)

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Overview

“Archer’s Quest” continues! Green Arrow revisits the ghost of his friendship with Hal Jordan—the Green Lantern who became a murderous Super-Villain! Can Ollie cut through the rough past and recover the memento he’s been searching for?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940044453548
Publisher: DC Comics
Publication date: 05/15/2013
Series: Green Arrow (2001-2007)
Sold by: DC Comics
Format: eBook
File size: 9 MB

About the Author

About The Author
Brad Meltzer didn't hope all his life to become a novelist. He came to it by chance, after a job at Games magazine didn't pan out. "I had no idea what to do," he says. "So I did what all of us would do in that situation. I said, 'I'm gonna write a novel.'" After one false start, a book called Fraternity that 24 publishers rejected, Meltzer hit his stride. In 1997, The Tenth Justice (which earned him extra credit as a student at Columbia Law School) was picked up by Morrow and hit The New York Times bestseller list. A year later, he repeated the performance with Dead Even. He's been writing bestselling legal thrillers ever since.

Critics like Meltzer's fast pace and nifty plots (Kirkus called The Tenth Justice "a mean, paranoid fantasy that'll have you turning pages in a frenzy," and USA Today said it "reads fast, rings true, and refreshingly breaks the mold of legal thrillers"), but it's the details that distinguish his novels from most legal fiction. The key, he says, is "Research, research, research," a task that can consume two to six months of his year-long writing schedule.

In addition to his thrillers, Meltzer is a bestselling author of critically acclaimed comic book series like Identity Crisis, Green Arrow, and Justice League. He has also written short stories, television scripts and nonfiction articles, including reviews of The Sopranos, the multiple Emmy Award-winning TV show.

Hometown:

Florida

Date of Birth:

1970

Place of Birth:

New York, New York

Education:

B.A., University of Michigan; J.D., Columbia University
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