Green Arrow #6
This volume collects issues #31-36 of the 2019 Green Arrow series, continuing the storyline as Oliver Queen faces a legal and personal crisis in the wake of his actions during the 'Year of the Villain' event. The 'Trial of Two Cities' arc sees Green Arrow navigating a courtroom drama that pits him against the forces of the Ninth Circle and challenges his role as a hero in Star City and Seattle. Written by Mariko Tamaki with art by Amancay Nahuelpan and others, this trade paperback delves into themes of justice, corruption, and redemption.
In "Homecoming," Green Arrow returns to Star City—once Seattle—and reconnects with Dinah, but peace is fragile. As the Ninth Circle blames Moira Queen and Broderick for their failed satellite scheme, Dante enlists Shado in a deadly reckoning. Ollie must face trial for Wendy Poole’s murder, even as he keeps her survival a secret to protect her from the Circle’s wrath. Written by Benjamin Percy and brought to life by Jamal Campbell’s dynamic art across pencils, inks, and colors, this issue deepens Ollie’s personal stakes with emotional weight and rising tension. The cover by Jamal Campbell captures the moment’s gravity with striking precision.
In "Homecoming," Ollie returns to Star City—once Seattle—to reunite with Dinah, but the city’s shadows still hold secrets. As the Ninth Circle blames Moira Queen and Broderick for their failed plans, Dante enlists Shado in a deadly reckoning. Ollie, still facing trial for Wendy Poole’s murder, must keep her survival a secret to protect her, even as the past threatens to unravel everything.
In "Time Will Tell," Ollie Queen grapples with the shocking revelation that his mother, Moira, is alive and entangled with the dangerous Ninth Circle—now hunted by them and seeking Ollie’s help to reclaim Queen Industries. While Diggle tends to Merlyn’s recovery, repaying a long-overdue debt, Dinah and Ollie race to stop the Clock King, whose sabotage of Star City’s automated systems is unraveling the city’s rhythm one time slot at a time.
In "The Descent," Ollie teams up with his mother to dive into the wreckage of the sunken Inferno, hunting for gold and encrypted files that could shift the balance of power against the Ninth Circle. As Detective Ros uncovers the shocking truth that Wendy Poole is alive, his secret ties to the organization begin to unravel—especially when Detective Shuffleton confronts him over his unlawful actions.
In "Tomb of Betrayals," Green Arrow faces a deadly reckoning beneath the waves as Black Canary and Henry race to save him from Moira’s trap. With past alliances fracturing and old enemies reemerging, Shado’s sudden arrival throws the battle into chaos—leaving one of Ollie, Dinah, or Emi gravely wounded in the aftermath.
In "Blood Trial," Emi’s sudden collapse shakes the fragile alliance between Shado, Merlyn, Moira, Ollie, and Dinah, thrusting Ollie into a desperate race to save her while Dinah confronts Merlyn—only to be rescued by Diggle’s timely arrival. As Shado turns her fury on Moira, the deadly Ninth Circle’s trap erupts, leaving their fates uncertain. Meanwhile, Kate Spencer arrives just in time to stop Detective Ros from killing Wendy, and Emi’s recovery in the hospital sets the stage for Ollie’s looming murder trial.
In "Long Live the Queen," Ollie Queen faces the aftermath of his trial not just as a man on the stand, but as a reckoning for the legacy of Queen Industries and the shadow of the Ninth Circle. With the Justice League’s support and a shocking revelation from Wendy Poole, Ollie turns the courtroom into a stage to dismantle decades of corruption. As the city itself begins to change, Ollie sets out to rebuild—not as a billionaire vigilante, but as a champion for those left behind.
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