Trinity #13
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DC Comics Trinity #13
The Trinity series comes out every week - - I have a subscription because I'm fond of Scott McDaniel's drawing and he seems to pitch in and help on many of the issues. Like the other "event" comics DC has been doing over the last years, it's a big production with many different people involved. I've not been able to make heads-or-tails from the story. Something about 'bad" versions of the various corps of DC superheroes causing mayhem. Closer reading might unravel the mystery.
Issue #13 has a Jim Lee cover: Superwoman is giving Batman grief about something. Reading through the accompanying story, though, it is Superman and Superwoman having the contretemps. I suppose the answer lies in one of the other issues. Or maybe the sales on the Jim Lee and Frank Miller Batman and Robin series means it would be better to have Batman on the cover of Trinity #13, even if the story has no such scene, in classic B-movie promotional methodology.
[Below] Here's the pin-up page from the Trinity Back up story "Drop the Coffin and Surrender"
by Kurt Busiek and Fabian Nicieza.
The art is from Tom Derenick and Wayne Faucher.
When I first saw it, I reflexively thought:
"Where's Waldo?"
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Related:
Other Trinity pages on this web site:
Trinity #13 page by Faucher and Derenick
Cover to Trinity #13 by Jim Lee (Batman and Superwoman)
Mark Bagley page from Trinity #37 (Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman fight)
Scott McDaniel Page from Trinity #37 (Punch and Jewelee)
Scott McDaniel Joker Page from Trinity #37 ("Hard and shiny is so brutalist, isn't it?")
Mark Bagley art from Trinity #37 (Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman lament all the bloody business)
Jesus Merino Wonder Woman art from Trinity #43
Mark Bagley art from Trinity #43 ( "calling Superman" fake suicide attempt )
Review of issue #37 of Trinity (Titled "Make it more wooden!")
Original Page Friday, October 24, 2008 | Updated Dec 2012