Trinity Special: World's Finest (2024) #1

by Tom King, Belén Ortega (inker), Tamra Bonvillain (colorist)

The world's finest heroes of tomorrow are back for more! The daughter of Wonder Woman and the Super Sons return for more stories filled with laughs, action and awe-inspiring adventure. Can Lizzie survive Darkseid and his terrifying math? Will an innocent trip to the past for homework change the future? Are Damian and Jon’s barks worse than their bite? Find out in this collection of the latest back-up stories from the hit WONDER WOMAN series!

Genres: Comics

54 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 4, 2024

Reviews

[Nicolas Lontel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Un comic contenu qui suit des moments de l'enfant, l'adolescence et le début d'adulte de Trinity, la fille de Wonder Woman alors qu'elle est gardée par Damien et Jon. C'est très drôle, ça n'a qu'une quarantaine de pages, mais on arrive à livrer plusieurs récits contenus avec ça, tous amusants, et j'ai vraiment eu l'impression de lire un livre avec beaucoup plus de pages parce que c'était très riche comme récits.

Les corgis sont adorables.

[Machiavelli · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trinity Special: World’s Finest by Tom King is a delightful surprise — a set of short stories that are equal parts heartwarming and hilarious. Centered around Wonder Woman’s daughter, Trinity, and the Super Sons - the issue offers charming glimpses into her personality and their world, with clever writing and great pacing throughout.

It’s not heavy or overly dramatic, but it doesn’t need to be. These snapshots are a blast to read and perfectly bridge the gap while we wait for issue #2 of the main series. A light, joyful addition to the DC lineup that leaves you smiling. Great fun with the

[James B · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's absolutely hilarious and so much better than the Wonder Woman series. I was gutted when it ended but really excited that Trinity will be getting her "own" series. I just really hope it still has Jon and Damian.

[Sofian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tom King I owe you my life and soul

“Fair? What fair? Fair is nothing. Fair is the power of my fist. Fair is the Kansas in you, the Kent in you. The weakness in you.” Words spoken by a literal dog.
Anyways this comic cured me after everything else dc has thrown at me 👍👍👍👍

[Emile Rudoy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Al igual que en el especial anterior amé, AMÉ, la historia de Lizzie como Wonder Robin. Está increíble la interacción entre ella de cuatro años y Jon como un joven adulto y Damian como un adolescente tardío cuidándola. En particular me gustó la parte donde ella quiere volar un papalote. La parte donde ella ya es adolescente y viaja al pasado no me encantó, pero después cuando van al concierto de Black Canary e incluso Damian saca su lado fanboy, wow. Aún así, me pareció algo curioso el desarrollo de esa historia ya que aunque creo que en esta continuidad Dinah ya no es fundadora de la JLA si es miembro del equipo y por ende Jon y Damian tendrían que conocerla. Pero bueno, es una nimiedad, la verdad es que la historia también está muy divertida. La de los Corgis no me encantó, pero después cuando los tres van al espacio y Lizzie se queja todo el tiempo del olor de Damian (que no se quiere cambiar de ropa para estar siempre listo) estuvo hilarante.

Al final prometen una serie regular de Lizzie. Creo que DC tendría que hacer lo que hizo en su momento con Damian que, cuando estaba en su súper auge lo puso en todos lados. Entiendo que en la continuidad "regular" Lizzie ni siquiera ha nacido, por lo cual sería imposible que la ubicaran con personajes actuales (me hubiera encantado verla con personajes pre-adolescentes como no se, los hijos de Flash y la hija de Animal Man pero insisto que creo que es difícil), pero si tendrían que explotarla lo mas posible. Ojalá la serie regular no tarde mucho por el bien de DC. Tienen un diamante en bruto en este personaje.

[Brenda A. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved them! They’re the best, and funniest, version of the original epic trio (Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman). They truly feel like siblings: arguing over who’s right, supporting each other in the weirdest quests, and knowing each other’s best (and worst) traits well enough to use them as weapons.
Thanks to Jon, Damian now has even more siblings; and thanks to Trinity, he finally gets to be an older brother.
That said, Damian does feel slightly out of character in some parts. He was raised by Talia and Alfred, there’s no way he’d skip laundry for that long.

[Paxton Holley · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a collection of the World’s Finest backup stories in Tom King’s Wonder Woman title. It’s the early and future adventures of Trinity, Jon Kent, and Damien Wayne. They are really cute and funny. I had read most of them during my reading of the series but a few of the earlier ones were new to me.

[Jay Salamon · Rating 5 out of 5]

I laughed the whole time

And here, I thought Tom king was just a brilliant writer for dramatic action . Nope, he’s even great with comedy. Great job, sir.

[Erin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love these but already read them all in the Wonder Women series.

[The Fizza · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 STARS - A worthy successor to the Super Sons series❣️

[Vampirellius · Rating 4 out of 5]

Damian, Jon and Lizzie relationship is fun

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just a girl and her two super(pseudo)-dads