Trinity #14

This issue doesnt appear to be one to ignore in the Trinity series with betrayals, blood, and interesting storylines to keep fans intrigued. Definitely makes the series worth checking out overall and the next issue promises an, (hopefully satisfying), end to this arc. Read Full Review

All in all this is still a great story arc to read and it seems to be getting better with each issue so if I were you I wouldn't miss out on any more Trinity. Read Full Review

While this is not an issue that provides any great depth or insight into the three main characters, it does remain a fun and entertaining story. A trifle, I suppose, but one that no one would regret reading. Read Full Review

Trinity #14 heats up for the final chapter of the Dark Trinity story as Circe attempts to make the ultimate sacrifice but somehow I doubt that Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman will stand idle. Hopefully well also see more of the magic Trinity Constantine, Zatanna and Deadman have a bigger role as well. Read Full Review

I'll never love the concept, but Williams is winning me over by cleaning up some of his mistakes and making his villain quite a bit more compelling. Marion, Florea, and Robeiro turn in a very exciting visual, deftly navigated by Steve Wands, and all of a sudden, Trinity is an enjoyable read once again. Here's hoping this is the start of a trend! Read Full Review

Rob Williams continues the Dark Destiny story and while we learn more about Circe's plan, it's V Ken Marion's art that shines.  This issue isn't going to change anyone's mind either way, but I liked it enough to look forward to next issue. Read Full Review

Trinity #14 is a beautiful issue with solid writing and great event. While it sets up the climactic finale of the arc, this issue feels thin. Read Full Review

The “vroooooom!” can take you back to your childhood. Possessivedemons are also perfect for the month of Halloween. I'm looking forward to its conclusion, but I do hope for an ending that instills some strongemotions. Read Full Review

In conclusion, Trinity still stands as one of my favorite DC Rebirth titles, and this issue keeps it going. The humanization of Circe easily made her a good antagonist for this arc, the "Trinity" theme throughout this arc has been fun. Seeing all the different Trinity teams, even Circe, Ra's and Lex appear as their own evil Trinity, is a fun setting that setup for a great story. Though some underutilized characters and oddly used cliches held this issue back, I hope Williams and Marion continue to bring this book Justice. Read Full Review

In my opinion, the plot appears to be unraveling a bit in this issue. However, the dialogue and character dynamics continue to be very strong aspects of this arc. The art continues to be excellent and there's also lots of great action and fight sequences. I'm optimistic that the arc can close on a higher note and tie up some loose ends. Read Full Review