Eisner Award winners Pornsak Pichetshote (The Sandman Universe: Dead Boy Detectives, Infidel) and Rafael Albuquerque (American Vampire, Superman Unlimited) carve their mark on the Absolute Universe with a bold and bloody reimagining of Green Arrow!
A serial killer is on the loose in the Absolute Universe, and they seem to have their sights set on corrupt billionaires. The only clue to their identity thus far has been a calling card left by the killer at the scene of each kill: a green arrow protruding from the corpse of the victim. Now, it’s up to Dinah Lance, a.k.a. Black Canary, an executive protection agent, to solve the case—and her first list of suspects is comprised of famous archers, all linked to the recently deceased Oliver Queen.
The red-hot Absolute Universe grows darker and larger than ever as Eisner Award winners Pornsak Pichetshote and Rafael Albuquerque team up for a reinvention of the Emerald Archer like you’ve never seen, carving a bloody swath across the upper echelons of society.
Collects Absolute Green Arrow #1-6.
Pornsak Pichetshote started his career as a Thai-American rising star editor at DC's Vertigo imprint, his books being nominated for dozens of Eisner awards -- from the award-winning Daytripper to critical darling Sweet Tooth. He left Vertigo to become an executive in DC Entertainment's media team, where he started and oversaw DC's TV department. His critical and commercial horor book Infidel marked his first major work as a comics writer. His current work with Image Comics is the Eisner- and Harvey-winning The Good Asian, which he's currently adapting for television with James Wan's Atomic Monster.
Rafael Albuquerque was born in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He has been working in the American comic book industry since 2005. Best known from his work on All Star Batman, Animal Man, and Batgirl, he has also published the creator-owned books Mondo Urbano (2010), Eight (2015), and Huck (2015). Rafael is an Eisner, Harvey and Inkpot Award winner for the NY Times Bestseller American Vampire (DC Comics/Vertigo, 2010), written by Scott Snyder and Stephen King.
Eisner Award winners Pornsak Pichetshote (The Sandman Universe: Dead Boy Detectives, Infidel) and Rafael Albuquerque (American Vampire, Superman Unlimited) carve their mark on the Absolute Universe with a bold and bloody reimagining of Green Arrow!
A serial killer is on the loose in the Absolute Universe, and they seem to have their sights set on corrupt billionaires. The only clue to their identity thus far has been a calling card left by the killer at the scene of each kill: a green arrow protruding from the corpse of the victim. Now, it’s up to Dinah Lance, a.k.a. Black Canary, an executive protection agent, to solve the case—and her first list of suspects is comprised of famous archers, all linked to the recently deceased Oliver Queen.
The red-hot Absolute Universe grows darker and larger than ever as Eisner Award winners Pornsak Pichetshote and Rafael Albuquerque team up for a reinvention of the Emerald Archer like you’ve never seen, carving a bloody swath across the upper echelons of society.
Collects Absolute Green Arrow #1-6.
Author
Pornsak Pichetshote started his career as a Thai-American rising star editor at DC's Vertigo imprint, his books being nominated for dozens of Eisner awards -- from the award-winning Daytripper to critical darling Sweet Tooth. He left Vertigo to become an executive in DC Entertainment's media team, where he started and oversaw DC's TV department. His critical and commercial horor book Infidel marked his first major work as a comics writer. His current work with Image Comics is the Eisner- and Harvey-winning The Good Asian, which he's currently adapting for television with James Wan's Atomic Monster.
Rafael Albuquerque was born in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He has been working in the American comic book industry since 2005. Best known from his work on All Star Batman, Animal Man, and Batgirl, he has also published the creator-owned books Mondo Urbano (2010), Eight (2015), and Huck (2015). Rafael is an Eisner, Harvey and Inkpot Award winner for the NY Times Bestseller American Vampire (DC Comics/Vertigo, 2010), written by Scott Snyder and Stephen King.
