Editing Green Arrow (section)

=== Other DC Elseworlds stories ===
In ''[[JLA: The Nail]]'' and [[JLA: Another Nail|its sequel]], Oliver is a featured as a disabled ex-hero, having lost an arm, an eye, and the use of his legs in a fight with [[Amazo]], which also resulted in the death of [[Hawkman]]. Bitter and furious, he now spreads fear on [[Perry White]]'s talk show about the JLA being aliens and claims that they are planning to conquer the world; his former teammates speculate that this is his method of coping.<ref>''JLA: The Nail'' #1</ref> In the sequel, Oliver's brain is transplanted into Amazo's body{{spaced ndash}}the Flash having removed Amazo's computerized brain in an earlier fight{{spaced ndash}}restoring his sanity, allowing him to defeat the creature threatening the universe at the cost of his own life, after mending fences with his former teammates.

In ''[[Batman: Holy Terror]]'', Oliver Queen is mentioned as having been executed, found guilty of supporting underground Jewish "pornographers".<ref>''Batman: Holy Terror''</ref> He has a cameo as Bruce Wayne's society friend in Dean Motter's ''[[Batman: Nine Lives]]''.<ref>''Batman: Nine Lives''</ref> Oliver Queen also appears in [[Mike Mignola]]'s ''[[Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham]]'', where he is portrayed as a guilt-ridden latter-day [[Knights Templar|Templar]] equipped with magic arrows dipped in the blood of [[Saint Sebastian]]. He is killed in issue No. 2 by [[Poison Ivy (comics)|Poison Ivy]].<ref>''Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham'' #2</ref> Oliver appears in ''[[Superman: Red Son]]'', where Oliver Queen is a reporter for the [[Daily Planet]] working underneath [[Perry White]] and eventually [[Lois Lane]].<ref>''Superman: Red Son'' #3</ref>

An older, balding Green Arrow appears in [[Mark Waid]] and [[Alex Ross]]' futuristic ''[[Kingdom Come (comic)|Kingdom Come]]'', in which Oliver has joined forces with Batman to oppose Superman's army/Justice League. He married his longtime love [[Dinah Lance]] and they have a daughter, '''Olivia Queen''' aka '''Black Canary II'''.<ref>''Kingdom Come'' No. 2</ref>

Green Arrow appears in ''League of Justice'', a ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''–inspired fantasy where the character is renamed "'''Longbow Greenarrow'''": a mysterious wizard resembling [[Gandalf]]. ''JLA: Age of Wonder'' shows Green Arrow as a defender of the poor and an enemy of oppression.<ref>''JLA: League of Justice'' #1–2</ref>