TRINITY 1-4
Written by Kurt Busiek and Fabian Nicieza
Art by Mark Bagley & Art Thibert, Scott McDaniel & Andy Owens, Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher and Mike Norton & Jerry Ordway
Covers by Carlos Pacheco
DC's new weekly series TRINITY explodes in an extra-sized debut issue featuring art by fan-favorite Mark Bagley (Ultimate Spider-Man) & Art Thibert with lead stories and dialogue by Kurt Busiek (SUPERMAN, ASTRO CITY)!
The lead feature explores the unusual bond - and importance - of DC's top three characters, Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, as a mysterious dream links them together and may prophesy important changes in their trinity!
Plus, a co-feature in issue 1 explores the mysterious connection between several villains who are watching the Trinity -as well as the near future for these characters and their surrounding world! Co-features in issues 2-4 fill in back-story on some of the other important players in this major storyline. These stories are written by Busiek & Fabian Nicieza with art by Scott McDaniel & Andy Owens (NIGHTWING, GREEN ARROW), Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher and Mike Norton & Jerry Ordway (ALL-NEW ATOM, INFINITE CRISIS).
Issue 1 40 pg, issues 2-4 32 pg, FC, All $2.99 US
Issue 1 on sale June 4; issue 2 on sale June 11; issue 3 on sale June 18; issue 4 on sale June 25
What do you think of Bagley's Diana? I kind of like it, especially the way he draws her hair. That aside, I'm still not feeling that W belt. It
ReplyDeletelooks awkward and looks like it would be SO painful whenever she bends over.
I wasn't loving the belt when it first appeared. But I've either gotten used to it, or just accepted it. It doesn't bother me much anymore.
ReplyDeleteI haven't really seen enough of Bagley's Diana to form an opinion yet. I don't have any problems with it so far. She looks beautiful in that last panel.
A lot of under-30 comic readers seem to prefer Diana with curly, more Greek-authentic, Perez hair. But I'm old-school: I like the straight, flow-y hair. And Bagley does a wonderful job on that...
Well, I'm over 30 and I prefer her with straight, flow-y hair.
ReplyDeleteYou maybe on to something.