This finished the "Dead Space" story arc of Trinity. It ends how it started, Bruce, Clark, and Diana wonders if they're still in reality. It ends peacefully, which isn't common ground of DC. It makes it that much more special. Their bonds are growing. I hope Manapul continues to write for them because each member spoke of the other, I'm excited to see them as close as they once were. Read Full Review

Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman are in space and WW has been infected with a space virus. This leads to conflict. Other member of the Justice League make cameos either as infected or heroes battling to prevent the spread of virus. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue is fun and yet again, Manapul introduces us to a new character that will find a great spot in later arcs. Read Full Review

The final issue of the Dead Space arc ended better than it began, but in the end it was still just another story about the Justice League fighting aliens. However, I am looking forward to the Trinity of Magic story arc next month, which seems like a much more original take on the Trinity than what we have been seeing recently. Read Full Review

Dead Space might not have wrapped on a high note, but it was another decent entry for Trinity. This title might not ever reach must-read status, but it makes for entertaining sidebar reading for fans of DC's big three. Read Full Review

After starting its run with some truly marvelous character work,Trinity has experienced a prolonged lull. Side-stories and other short interruptions have made it difficult to get back into the book, and what was once a source of excitement for me has become a sad chore. Trinity #11 concludes the latest arc, but that conclusion feels premature, and the finer point Manapul tries to make falls flat. Add artistic inconsistency to the mix, and you have an issue with too many distractions.You could do worse than this book, but you could also do a lot better. Read Full Review

Francis Manapul does well as Trinity is a difficult book to get a read on. At times, this book is about friendship, it's about a greater plan with three different Trinity's being tied together and other times it's a defacto Justice League book. Whilst Manapul may not breaking and new ground here, it is a great opportunity for him to earn his chops which will serve him well as his comic book star continues to rise. Read Full Review

While the art in this issue is top notch, the story brings everything crashing down.  Unfortunately, the Trinity can't save the day this time.  If you like looking at pretty pictures, you may get some pleasure here, but if you want characters and story in your books, look elsewhere. Read Full Review

Overall, the saving aspect to this issue was the artwork. Manapul's soft, “warm” color tones and penciling makes each panel so much fun to look at and fills these stories with a real feeling of joy and adventure. In the end, that is the important thing when reading comics. Although a weaker story and writing, the art team delivered where this issue can at least be enjoyed visually. Read Full Review

Manapul's art is pleasant, the story is medium grade fare but it's no worse than the Justice League title.

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nec - Jul 20, 2017

Comparing any book to the current JL book is not a compliment.

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