Eddie Fyers
DC Comics character
Eddie Fyers is a fictional character, appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.
Edward Fyers appears in the first and eighth seasons of Arrow, portrayed by Sebastian Dunn.
Publication history
Created by Mike Grell, he first appeared in Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters #3 in 1987.
Fictional character biography
Edward "Eddie" Fyers is initially employed by the CIA to kill the rogue archer Shado. He appeared frequently in Mike Grell's run on the Green Arrow ongoing series, occasionally in the summer bi-weekly Green Arrow arcs with Shado. Over the course of his appearances, Fyers becomes a reluctant ally of Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow. After Grell left the Green Arrow series at issue #80, Chuck Dixon and Jim Aparo further developed Fyers's character.
Fyers becomes a father figure to Connor Hawke, Oliver's son and the second to bear the name Green Arrow. Fyers cares for Connor after Oliver is killed in a plane explosion near Metropolis while fighting off eco-terrorists.
Eddie Fyers re-appears in Green Arrow comics following DC Rebirth.
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