Arrow: The Dark Archer Now present-day Merlyn has been captured by a figure from his past demanding answers, and Merlyn’s only hope for survival lies in the long-hidden story of his adventures as Arthur King!
| Title | : | Arrow: The Dark Archer |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.82 (137 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1401263291 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 168 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-06 |
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Editorial : About the Author Marc Guggenheim is an award-winning multimedia writer, having scribed film, television, prose, video games and comic books. His television credits include Arrow (co-creator), Law & Order, Jack & Bobby, CSI: Miami and Brothers & Sisters. His best known comic book work includes AQUAMAN, SUPERMAN/BATMAN, THE FLASH, JSA, and Amazing Spider-Man, Young X-Men and Supreme Power.
FROM THE HIT TV SERIES ARROW, THE MAN BEHIND MERLYN TELLS THE DARK ARCHER’S STORY FOR THE FIRST TIME! He’s been known as Malcolm Merlyn, Arthur King, Ra’s al Ghulbut who is the Dark Archer, really? Years ago, the man now known as Malcolm Merlyn was recruited by the secret sect known as The Hidden for a mission in the Hindu Kush mountains. Their task: to protect a mystical temple from the League of Assassins. But the mission didn’t go as planned—loyalties were questioned as ancient secrets were revealed. Now present-day Merlyn has been captured by a figure from his past demanding answers, and Merlyn’s only hope for survival lies in the long-hidden story of his adventures as Arthur King! Learn the full story of one of the most complex antiheroes of ARROWfor the first time as John Barrowman, the actor who brings him to life on the hit TV series, and his sister, novelist Carole E. Barrowman (HOLLOW EARTH), reve
I would rate the series 5 stars, but book 2 was not my favorite of the series, the plot moves in too many directions. While initally, disappointed that he was not assigned to front-line duty, he came to appreciate his role behind the scenes. Went back and watched the movie again after reading and now I actually kind of like that, too.. Yep, it was an early effort and apparently not much out there to compete with this book.
It is not really in a progressive order: subsequent tunes do not rely on command of a previous tune.
First couple tunes use double stops right away and do not differentiate when notes are, for example, played against an open A string or whether an A is held down on the D string. After my reaction to "On Mystic Lake," a wonderful piece of women's fiction, I picked up a few of Kristin Hannah's earlier romance paperbacks. The artists don't make money from the sale of the book, you can rest assured that I'm not just saying I like the book to make a buck.. Those
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