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Comics - Weekly Series - Trinity - Issue #10

TRINITY #10
COVER TAGLINE: Truth...
RELEASE DATE: August 6, 2008
PRICE: $2.99 U.S./$3.50 Canada

EDITOR(s): Mike Carlin; Rachel Gluckstern
COVER: Andy Kubert

COVER ART:

INTERIOR ART:

TITLE: Rough World
WRITER(s): Kurt Busiek
PENCILER(s): Mark Bagley
INKER(s): Art Thibert
COLORS: Pete Pantazis
LETTERS: Pat Brosseau

CHARACTERS: Batman (Bruce Wayne); Superman (Clark Kent); Wonder Woman (Diana Prince); Flash (Wally West); Sun-Chained-In-Ink; Vixen; Black Lightning (Jefferson Pierce); Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance) ; Firestorm (Jason Rusch); Lois Lane; Jimmy Olsen; Power-Ring; UltraMan; Johnny Quick

PLOT:
Something is happening at S.T.A.R. Labs that draws the attention of Lois Lane. A strange glow is emanating from inside the building from the genetics lab where they are investigating Lex Luthor's Everyman project. Inside the lab is Sun-Chained-in-Ink, another of the Dreambound created by Enigma. He steals from the lab a sample of Luthor's blood. When Lois is later interviewing a guard to get information her notepad goes missing.

At Justice League headquarters the JLA is investigating the robot ship that Superman defeated in Morocco. It turns out to be the Metal Marauders, the Anti-Earth version of the Metal Men. The object Superman found there is a dimensional stabilizer. Red Tornado is trying to make it work so the JLA can travel to the Anti-Earth and rescue the people that have been kidnapped. Superman wants to travel there and bring a final defeat to the Crime Syndicate but Batman tells him their only mission right now is to rescue people.

On the Anti-Matter Earth, people have been kidnapped to help in the repair of that world since its near-destruction after the attack by Qwardians. The JLA successfully travel there but quickly draw the attention of the Crime Syndicate. They have captured Jimmy Olsen to use as a bargaining chip.

TITLE: Maybe She Doesn't Like Concrete?
WRITER(s): Kurt Busiek; Fabian Nicieza
PENCILER(s): Scott McDaniel
INKER(s): Andy Owens
COLORS: Allen Passalaqua
LETTERS: Ken Lopez

CHARACTERS: Morgaine Le Fay; Enigma (Edward Nashton); Swashbuckler; Nightwing (Dick Grayson); Oracle (Barbara Gordon); Alfred Pennyworth; Robin (Tim Drake); Jason Blood; Metamorpho (Rex Mason); Primat; Sun-Chained-In-Ink; The Trans-Volitional Man

PLOT:
Back on Earth, Nightwing and Robin are fighting a talking female gorilla from Gorilla City. She is another of the Dreambound. She escapes after their fight with a piece of concrete from a Gotham City street. After talking with Oracle they discover a link between the stolen items - all have a connection to Batman. Nightwing next goes to see Jason Blood to get his help. He explains these items could be used to create a battery to contain some kind of energy. Enigma and Morgane have been gathering items representing the friends, foes and foundation of each of the Trinity. So far they have stolen Commissioner Gordon's pipe, Joker's laugh, concrete from the spot where Bruce Wayne's parents were killed, Lois Lane's notepad, a sample of Luthor's blood and Etta Candy's security badge.

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