If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again! Trinity is about to learn thislesson firsthand after a disastrous meeting with her mother in the past thatleads to death at the paws of the fearsome Cerberus. Will our hero havewhat it takes to learn from her mistakes and save her Wonder Woman andone of the missing corgis?
Theres a lot to admire about the series as it progresses. Its a sharp and poignant, adaptation of ideas that have been echoing around the superhero genre in general and the DC universe in particular for a long time. The legacy characters in the DC universe have been around for decades. Its nice to see one of them handle in a way that feels like it is a thoughtful and intricate emotional progression from the themes explored by the adventures of her mother. Read Full Review
This issue has some hilarious comedy and visuals, as well as some amazing emotional moments, but it all leads into the cliffhanger which has Steve Trevor trying to fight his way back from the afterlife. There's a lot going on here, but King usually nails anything he tries to branch out into. Read Full Review
Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #3 continues the tale of love, loss, and corgis, as Trinity faces the impossible task of being stuck between a corgi and her mother. Read Full Review
With each issue of Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman, the story gets even better and gives us a better idea of who Trinity is. You can see both her mom and her dad's characteristics in her shine even more brightly with every issue. Read Full Review
Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #3 has potential, but it never quite gets there. The pacing is off-putting, the corgi story has run its course, and the book still has another three issues to go. While it continues to be carried by impressive art and admittedly adorable dogs, there are serious problems that will be difficult to fix in three issues. As much as I love dogs, I would rather not chase the rest of these corgis. Read Full Review
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