Green Arrow / Black Canary: Till Death Do They Part #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the first six issues of the 2007 Green Arrow/Black Canary series, picking up directly after the events of the 'Green Arrow: Wedding Album' special. Written by Judd Winick with art by Cliff Chiang, the story follows Oliver Queen and Dinah Lance as they navigate their newlywed life while facing threats from old enemies and new challenges, including a mysterious villain targeting the couple. The volume also includes the 'Green Arrow/Black Canary: Road to the Altar' one-shot, setting the stage for their tumultuous journey together.
In "And They Said It Wouldn't Last: The Wedding of Green Arrow and Black Canary," Judd Winick and Cliff Chiang deliver a heartfelt, high-stakes celebration of love and loyalty as Dinah and Oliver face their greatest challenge yet—surviving a wedding day that turns into a fight for their lives. With the island behind them and a dangerous storm looming, the Green Arrows head home, but one of them is suddenly struck by a mysterious shot from above, leaving their future uncertain. The issue’s stunning cover by Cliff Chiang captures the moment just before the storm breaks.
In "Dead Again, Part One: Here Comes the Bride," Black Canary confronts a chilling mystery on her wedding night, refusing to accept that the man who attacked her was Oliver Queen—despite the evidence. With Batman and Dr. Mid-Nite uncovering the truth, she begins to piece together who might truly hold the real Oliver Queen, unraveling a mystery that blurs the line between memory and deception.
In "Dead Again, Part Two: The Naked and the Not Quite So Dead," Black Canary and Speedy find themselves on Themyscira, where they navigate a tense diplomatic moment with Athena’s request for Dinah to train the Furies—while Connor works in secret to free his father. The story unfolds with quiet urgency, balancing personal stakes against the island’s ancient mysteries.
In "Dead Again, Part Three: Hit & Run, Run, Run!", as the Green Arrows close in on their escape, Black Canary confronts Athena with a final question before the group departs the island. But as they head home, the calm shatters—someone, or something, is watching from above, and a sudden shot cuts through the sky.
In "Greetings from Far Away Lands," Green Arrow and his allies track a mysterious alien vessel to London, following the trail of their latest encounter with a powerful, otherworldly threat. The hunt leads them through the city's hidden corners, where secrets from beyond Earth may hold the key to finding Connor Hawke.
In "Haystack, Part 3: The Needle," Green Arrow and his allies push deeper into a shadowed conspiracy, tracking the missing Connor Hawke across the Atlantic to England, where whispers of the League of Assassins grow louder. The hunt leads them through cold stone alleys and hidden halls, where every clue feels like a trap waiting to be sprung.
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↩ Reprints Green Arrow / Black Canary Wedding Special #1 (2007), Green Arrow / Black Canary Wedding Special #1 (2007), Green Arrow / Black Canary #1 (2007), Green Arrow / Black Canary #1 (2007), Green Arrow / Black Canary #2 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #2 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #3 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #3 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #4 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #5 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #5 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #6 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #7 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #8 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #9 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #10 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #11 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #12 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #13 (2008), Green Arrow / Black Canary #14 (2009)
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