Trinity #4

Trinity (2016) (Single Issues)

by Francis Manapul, Seth Mann (Inker), Emanuela Lupacchino (Penciller)

“BETTER TOGETHER” part four! The trio’s tribulations have turned the Black Mercy’s gift into a world of nightmares that give birth to a horror that can only be called the White Mercy. And what scares Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman could destroy the world!

Genres: Comics, Comics Manga, Dc Comics, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman

20 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 21, 2016

About the author

Francis Manapul is a comic book artist living in Toronto, Canada currently working for DC comics. His list of credits include the forthcoming Adventure Comics, and Superman Batman. In the past he's worked on titles like Legion of Super-Heroes, Iron and the Maiden, Necromancer, Sept Guerrieres, Tomb Raider, Darkness, G.I Joe and of course Witchblade.

Photo by Luigi Novi.

Reviews

[Jedi JC Daquis · Rating 3 out of 5]

I hope Francis Manapul has something up in his sleeves, that after all these the Trinity will come out as "bonded" superheroes. This hallucination thing is starting to drag the series down. Well, at least the main villain in this arc is yet to be revealed. So there's that to look forward to.

The character study kept me interested though. Manapul's Trinity series is focused on the trio's past, their personalities and their dynamics as a team.

[Deborah Obida · Rating 3 out of 5]

Just when things gets exciting it ends, too bad i don't have the rest volumes.

In the book four the new superman is helping Wonder woman and Batman to locate something, they got transported to Themyscira and Met Diana's mom and young version of her, Diana's mom let her stay after a test but doomed Batman and Superman to the dark quaters(mini hell), she refused to stay and went with them, they are swallowed by a sea monster and met Monghul in its stomach *creepy*.

Need to read the next volume to know what happens next.

[Julio Bonilla · Rating 5 out of 5]

IT'S A DREAM! Talk about "Nightmare on Elm Street!" The three musketeers are being distracted while being held captive by Poison Ivy, but in their dream, the just met Darkseid's errand boy, Mongul.

[Etienne · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good one. The action was great and the story is evolving, slowly, but still evolving at least. Looking forward the next one to know what will happen!

[mike andrews · Rating 4 out of 5]

The three are still in Ivys clutches

[Rayco Cruz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Seguimos con el arco argumental "Nada es real" y vamos conociendo un poco más a los personajes protagonistas. Este capítulo parece de transición y apenas pasa nada importante, salvo la última página, en la que aparece el verdadero villano de la historia. Toda una sorpresa.

[Anabel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Me supo a poco, necesitaba más páginas. Pero que fuera dedicado a Wonder woman me dio la vida.

[Stacy · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was beautiful to look at. Though I'd have appreciated a bit more filler for why the heroes had to face the challenges to prove they were worthy. You could argue that there was not time, or even more that this is known to be a dream sequence so logical steps are skipped in dreams to get you from points A to B. But I still felt like the characters asking "why do we have to do this?" and the answer being "because that's how it is done" seems pointless if you're going to bring up the question in the first place. I also found Batman's characterization to be a bit off whenever he made background observations.

[Omkar Bhatt · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story is finally leading to Ivy's real plot. Lois Lane just keeps getting more badass.
This issue showcases a good plot around Diana, finally leading to the mystery of why exactly were they dreaming all along. Batman is his usual smartass here.

[Siona Adams · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was the most interesting issue of this line so far. I don't really care about this arc, but I can tell this title has the potential to be great, so I'm sticking it out for a while longer.

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

The three heroes continue to struggle with what is real and what isnt.

[Marisa Carpico · Rating 3 out of 5]

How many issues would I have loved more if I'd just known who the big villain reveal was at the end? We'll never know. Anyway, this wasn't what I was hoping. Diana's past is so rich–particularly what Rucka is doing with it over on the main book, so this felt cursory at best and lazy at worst in terms of exploring the character.