Trinity Vol 1 31

"The Empress, the Chariot, and Judgment": The Dark Arcana goes in to control the chaos rift in London while Carter Hall and Charity figure out how to fix the rifts in their favor. In Rio the Justice Arcana succeeds in stabilizing the rift

"The Empress, the Chariot, and Judgment"
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Trinity Vol 1 #31
December, 2008
Executive Editor	Dan DiDio
Cover Artists	Jim Lee
The Empress, the Chariot, and Judgment
Writers	Kurt Busiek
Pencilers	Mark Bagley
Inkers	Art Thibert
Colorists	Pete Pantazis
Letterers	Pat Brosseau
Editors	Mike Carlin
The Legend of the Hunting Hawk
Writers	Kurt Busiek
Pencilers	Mark Bagley
Inkers	Art Thibert
Colorists	Allen Passalaqua
Letterers	Pat Brosseau
Editors	Mike Carlin
Previous Issue	Trinity # 30
Next Issue	Trinity # 32

The chaos rifts are a manifestation of the world falling apart, because there is no real order. No real structure. But the chaos wants to be ordered. It wants something--anything--to establish a hierarchy of rules, of command of natural order.

— Morgaine le Fey

Trinity #31 is an issue of the series Trinity (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 2008.

Synopsis for "The Empress, the Chariot, and Judgment"

The Dark Arcana goes in to control the chaos rift in London while Carter Hall and Charity figure out how to fix the rifts in their favor. In Rio the Justice Arcana succeeds in stabilizing the rift

Appearing in "The Empress, the Chariot, and Judgment"

Featured Characters:

• Justice Arcana
  • Triumph
  • Booster Gold
  • Flash (The Chariot)
  • Cyborg
  • Deadman
  • Firestorm
  • Gangbuster
  • Green Arrow (Judgement)
  • Hawkman
  • Hawkgirl
  • Lex Luthor
  • Tomorrow Woman (The Empress)
  • Plastic Man
  • Power Girl
  • Ragman
  • Starfire
  • Phantom Stranger

Supporting Characters:

• Charity
• Marguerita Covas

Antagonists:

• Dark Arcana
  • Morgaine le Fey (High Priestess)
  • Enigma (The Magician)
  • Zoom (The Chariot)
  • Polaris (Judgement)
  • Lady Shiva (The Empress)
• Khyber

Other Characters:

• Interceptor

Locations:

• London
• JSI HQ, New York City
• Rio de Janeiro

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "The Legend of the Hunting Hawk"

One of the pilgrims tells the story of Ahtmahn. They tell how he turned a circus boy whose parents were murdered into Rabat of the Golden Wing. They also tell of how the Laughing Chaos killed Rabat. Dick realizes the story is mythical version of Jason Todd's life and death.

Appearing in "The Legend of the Hunting Hawk"

Featured Characters:

• Ahtmahn (Flashback only)
  
• Rabat of the Golden Wing (Flashback only)

Supporting Characters:

• Alfred Pennyworth
• Interceptor
• Lois Lane
• Donna Troy
• Richie Grayson
• Thomas Tresser

Antagonists:

• Laughing Chaos

Other Characters:

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Locations:

• Proto–Earth-1

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Notes

• Alfred would later explain that Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman made things happened on this world according to the ideas of their own histories.

Trivia

Rabat of the Golden Wing's background story is a combination of Richie Grayson and Jason Todd's histories.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Trinity series
• Images from Trinity Vol 1 31

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