Green Arrow may be lost in time and space right now, but one hero from the future reveals what’s going to happen that leads to Oliver Queen’s death.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Warning! Spoilers ahead for Green Arrow #4!The canon fate of Green Arrow has been revealed and it may surprise his biggest fans. A team of futuristic superheroes shed light on how the Emerald Archer's adventures will come to a close.
Meanwhile, Green Arrow's son Connor Hawke and Arsenal's daughter Lian Harper are still in the future, working with the Legion of Super-Heroes to figure out where Oliver went. Unfortunately, time travel is illegal and Brainiac 5 refuses to help Lian track Green Arrow down. Brainiac won't even tell Lian if the great disaster Team Arrow supposedly causes actually occurs or not.
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