While I have wanted so badly to enjoy this last arc of Trinity James Robinson has truly made it difficult. At this point, I only read the title so I can warn fans of what unique taste youd have to have in order to enjoy this title. I grade the title so highly due to the incredible art by Zircher and the fact that, as a child, you may actually really enjoy this easy-to-read story that, in one way or another, maybe kind of fun. For someone that has a love for these characters and their complexities though, Id recommend staying away from it. Read Full Review

Overall, it was a fun issue and I am excited to see what happens next. Even with a slightly confusing nonlinear plot, it is always fun seeing the Trinity fight some monsters. Read Full Review

The series is coming to a close next issue with a final showdown with Deimos, and it's hard a lot of ups and downs. These last two issues don't make a good case for a revival, unfortunately. Read Full Review

Trinity is winding down and James Robinson is showing us the door with the Search for Steve Trevor.  Sounds good, except this issue is hardly a search for him, but more of just a forced setup to get to Deimos and a bunch of fighting.  The art is great here, but I can't recommend anything else about it. Read Full Review

I do not care for this issue. The action is fine and the art is great. I love how the issue looks. But it really feels like I'm reading an incomplete part of a story and that makes the issue boring to me. Read Full Review

The messy penultimate issue of the series highlights the absence of an actual story by paying frequent, inconsequential, bewildering visits to the past. Read Full Review

Forced setup, superfluous fighting, the heroes seeming to be a little slow to figure things out -- it's starting to feel like the end of Trinity might already be here. Read Full Review