Trinity War

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The event that the New 52 has been building towards since the beginning! #1 New York Times best-selling writer Geoff Johns (GREEN LANTERN, BATMAN- EARTH ONE) brings together almost two years of plot threads here in JUSTICE LEAGUE- TRINITY WAR. When the three Justice Leagues go to war with one another, who's side will everyone be on? Allies will be born, friends will become enemies and the DC Universe will never be the same.

This new hardcover graphic novel features stunning art from some of the best talents in the industry, including Ivan Reis (AQUMAN VOL. 1- THE TRENCH), David Finch (BATMAN- THE DARK KNIGHT VOL. 1- KNIGHT TERRORS) and Mikel Janin (JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK VOL. 1- IN THE DARK).

Collects- FREE COMIC BOOK DAY 2012, TRINITY OF SIN- PANDORA 1-3, TRINITY OF SIN- PHANTOM STRANGER 11, JUSTICE LEAGUE 22-23, JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK 22-23, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 6-7 and CONSTANTINE 5

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Publishers Weekly Review

As the superhero genre moves into film and television successfully, superhero comics are increasingly left to justify their existence with huge, multilayered spectacles-event comics that offer super-cameos in sprawling stories. This collection, spanning multiple DC titles, revolves around three versions of the Justice League in conflict with the legendary Pandora, and presents more of the same in competent but unenthralling form. The story involves Pandora stealing her box back from Steve Trevor's vault in order to recapture all the evils it unleashed and win her reputation back. Every superhero who has anything to do with a current version of the Justice League (including yet another version of Shazam that misses the mark) becomes involved in the confused scuffle. All the expected tropes are there-Superman's goodness, Batman's hauntedness, Wonder Woman's nobility-masquerading as depth. A surprise ending-the best part of the book-eventually ties things up, but leaves on a cliffhanger to drive sales to the follow-up miniseries. Readers who like cameo-driven epics will best appreciate this. (Mar.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.