Green Arrow #6
This volume collects issues #17-21 of the 2006 Green Arrow series, along with the Green Arrow/Black Canary wedding special. The story arc follows Oliver Queen as he deals with the fallout of his public outing as Green Arrow and navigates a new status quo with Black Canary, while facing threats that target his loved ones and his city.
In "New Blood Part One: Moving Day," Green Arrow faces a new kind of threat when Brick, fed up with constant interference, brings in an unexpected ally: the hilariously inept Duke of Oil. Written by Judd Winick and brought to life by Tom Fowler’s sharp art, this 2006 issue kicks off a fresh chapter with a villain whose absurdity is matched only by his determination. The cover, a striking piece by James Jean, captures the clash of worlds with eerie precision.
In "New Blood Part One: Moving Day," Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and survival as The Brick consolidates his grip on Star City’s underworld. With tensions flaring and trust fraying, Black Canary’s latest break with Ollie adds a personal storm to the city’s growing chaos.
In "New Blood Part Two: Fronting," Ollie and Connor go deep undercover to track down the elusive Brick, whose grip on the city's underworld tightens with every move. As the Brick sees Green Arrow as a threat, he begins plotting to eliminate him—before the hero can uncover the truth.
In "New Blood Part Four: In Custody," the Brick’s arrest sets off a race against time when he demands his release within twelve hours or the new mayor’s daughter will die. With Ollie and Connor scrambling to locate her, tensions rise—and Mia drops a revelation that throws everything into question.
In "New Blood Part Six: Coming Out," Jo confronts her HIV diagnosis with quiet courage while Green Arrow stands firm against The Brick. Driven by a need to make a difference, Jo embraces the mantle of Speedy, stepping into a role that tests her strength and resolve.
In "New Business Part 1: Southern Comfort," Brick’s frustration with Green Arrow’s constant interference reaches a boiling point, leading him to hire an unexpected ally: the Duke of Oil, a villain whose presence brings a strange, smug menace to Star City’s streets. As Green Arrow and his team face off against this new threat, the line between local crime and outlandish spectacle begins to blur.
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