What Green Arrow Story Truly Defines The Character?

Based on the similar thread about Batman

"Truly defines the character = showing Green Arrow's philosophy and what his mission truly is."

Denny O'Neil's & Neal Adam's take on the character.

Longbow Hunters?

@johnny_blaze said:

^This

It's this run that truly sculpted GA in to the hero his is.

Archer's Quest.

You're a bastard Oliver Queen.

Longbow Hunters

@captainmarvel4ever: It seems like fans nowadays just want to see superheroes fight and that's it. There was some deep storytelling in that run.

I'd have to say Year One.

@johnny_blaze: Defiantly, they're forgetting why these characters have survived for so long. Comic books are full of some of the most unique characters, and some of the deepest stories. GA is among the most unique and most compelling of these heroes, he really is a one of a kind hero. It's because of comics like those that he still has fans today, and probably will still have fans for years to come.

Year One is a good example.

there's a lot of good examples here, I almost want to say Futures End has a good example of what he wants to achieve

Year One. Period.

Hard Travelling Heroes.

Last day of Green Arrow month, so bump

Those old Silver/Bronze Age team ups with Green Lantern.