Trinity – Better Together | Comics

Trinity – Better Together | Comics

In their super-hero career, Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman have taken on enemies like Bane, Cheetah, Doomsday, The Joker and Lex Luthor individually, together they are capable of achieving greater triumph over evil. The Final Days of Superman has left the world without a protector and then they discover another time-displaced Man of Steel around them. So, Bruce and Diana head to Smith Farm, Hamilton County when Lois Lane invites them. Still struggling with his raw power, Jon Kent blasts them away as Clark discovers them on his land. All of them have a nice family dinner and The Trinity reunites in the nearby field. Suddenly, Clark hears a cal from inside the barn and goes inside to check out a mirror where he sees the reflection of his young self and Jonathan Kent.

The three of them then journeys to a past where Clark has just discovered his power and is scared to see The Trinity in Kent Farm. In Gotham, Bruce witnessed his parents death again and dealing with his issues with Alfred Pennyworth and Dr. Harleen Quinzel at his side, while horrors like Man-Bat and Scarecrow terrorizes him. Their quest then lead them to Themyscira, where Diana met Hippolyta and her younger self, followed by the three of them being tested their skills and merit in games of the Amazons. Meanwhile, Lois storms into the barn with a car to discover Poison Ivy grab a hold of her son Jon. The night that started with a family-reunion soon escalates into a crisis of illusion constructed by one of their old enemy Mongul and his daughter White Mercy.

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As the whole DC Rebirth impacts the world of DC Comics, the long absent Trinity is back again, formally with a new ongoing series by writer/artist Francis Manapul (Legion of Superheroes, Witchblade), who were also aided by Clay Mann (Dark Reign – Elektra, Magneto – Not a Hero) and Emanuela Lupacchino. The story-arc "Better Together" is the first one that is set in the continuity of Prime Earth and collects issues #01-06 from the monthly series. This is also the first time when an alternate version of the heroes, who is from the pre-Flashpoint era, have joined the band. While discussing about the stuffs of two worlds, references of Green Lantern of Prime Earth and Robin of New Earth were mentioned. The plotline will be followed up with the next storyline titled "Trinity of Evil".
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Suicide Squad – Going Sane | Comics

Suicide Squad – Going Sane | Comics

Despite President Obama's constant warnings, Amanda Waller re-assembles her notorious Task Force X project, putting a reluctant Colonel Rick Flag in charge. Flag led the team of Captain Boomerang, Deadshot, Enchantress, Harley Quinn, Katana and Killer Croc to an undersea prison in Russia to acquire a powerful 'Cosmic Item' that turned out to be an Orb called 'The Black Vault' and they encounters the notorious Kryptonian despot; General Zod while doing so. Though Zod is more than capable of holding his own against the Man of Steel, the Suicide Squad actually proved to be overwhelming for him when they faced him as a team and even managed to capture him after having some causalities. The entire Squad is then teleported to Belle Reve Penitentiary.

In accordance to Superman Protocols, Waller's scientists started experimenting on Zod by exposing him to artificial red sunlight. Soon as she revealed her plan to use Zod as a Suicide Squad member, Rick shot at her. Thanks to Katana, Waller is saved. It appears that, upon pulling out Zod from the Orb, from super-villains to guards, everyone in Belle Reve has got into some sort of bloodlust and trying to kill each other. Amidst all these chaos, the nutjob extraordinaire Harley Quinn somehow lost her insanity and became sane again. Worst of them all, General Zod is about to go out on a killing spree as power goes down. As the whole facility goes into frenzy, now Harley is the only one left to save the world, while Deadshot, El Diablo, Katana and Killer Croc is after her life.

The Killing Urge

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As DC Rebirth has already caught up with the DC Universe, Suicide Squad has returned with the second storyline 'Going Sane'. The plotline is comprised of issues #05-08 of the fifth ongoing Suicide Squad monthly series. Though writer Rob Williams (Martian Manhunter – The Epiphany, Unfollow) mainly collaborated with one of DC's finest artist Jim Lee (Batman – Hush, Divine Right) on the core-story, artists Carlos D'Anda (JLA – Kid Amazo, Outsiders – Wanted), Christian Ward (Iron Man, New Avengers), Giuseppe Camuncoli (Amazing Spider-Man, Superior Spider-Man), Sean Galloway and Stephen Byrne worked on the back-up stories of each issues. Instead of fighting on a secret mission or a band of super-terrorist organization, Task Force X just hassles with their latest capture of a long-time Superman arch-nemesis and the plot then simply leads to 2017's major crossover event 'Justice League Vs. Suicide Squad'.
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The Unworthy Thor | Comics

The Unworthy Thor | Comics

For ages, Thor Odinson has been the master of lightning and the bearer of the mighty uru hammer Mjolnir, until Nick Fury whispered something to his ears, which was a long-kept secret by Uatu The Watcher that rendered him unworthy and he became unable to lift the hammer. Since then, he has been tirelessly seeking the means of wielding his trusted weapon once again by redeeming his worthiness. Following the news of a few missing satellites from Alpha Flight, Odinson goes to investigate and engages in a fight with a group of Trolls led by Ulik. Though he has his battle axe Jarnbjorn but it isn't as effective as Mjolnir was. So, when he met The Unseen on the surface of moon, who informed him about another hammer of a dead Thor, Odinson rushed to Asgard.

Finding it disappeared from its place, he met the Korbinite warrior Beta Ray Bill, who offers his hammer Stormbreaker to Odinson but he gently rejects this offer. As Bill was about to disclose the identity of the one who has taken over the eternal Norse realm into his possession, they are being attacked. When woke up, Odinson discovers himself in chains and the person who is behind his capture and Asgard's disappearance is revealed to be an elder of the universe named Taneleer Tivan; The Collector. He wants the hammer for himself and unsuccessfully tries to force Odinson into revealing the way of lifting it. Soon, along with a mysterious hooded figure, Black Swan and Proxima Midnight of Thanos's Black Order sneaks into Collector's ship looking for the hammer.

The Thunder Brothers

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The Unworthy Thor

A five-part limited series, which is the brainchild of writer Jason Aaron (Southern Bastards, Thanos Rising) and artist Olivier Coipel (House of M, Siege), Unworthy Thor centers around the event that highlights the events from Original Sin to AXIS to Thors – Battleworld, a tie-in story from Secret Wars crossover event. The story features a wide array of Marvel characters like Beta Ray Bill, Black Swan, Hela, Nick Fury, Proxima Midnight, Thanos, The Collector, Thori, Toothgnasher and Ulik, each of whom played their own respective parts for the story to advance forward to a direction where all of these will finally make sense. The story also hinted at a couple of point that might relate to Marvel Cinematic Universe live-action film Thor – Ragnarok (2017) and Avengers – Infinity War (2018).
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Champions – Change The World | Comics

Champions – Change The World | Comics

In New Jersey, at Khan Family residence, Kamala Khan was having breakfast with her family and was thinking about the events that took place three days ago while her father Yusuf Khan asks her why is she not out much lately. She recalls her mission with The Avengers, when she was busy balancing a derailed train as Giant Girl in the middle of a fight against Wrecking Crew. As her teammates wrapped things up, she asks them about their agenda on battle damage nearby and Vision agrees to her. Her argument on the topic with Captain America/Sam Wilson has proved his points invalid to her as Ms. Marvel leaves the team while Thor/Jane Foster shockingly watched an Avenger quit. Being bored sitting in home, she called Miles Morales and Sam Alexander to meet her.

At George Washington Bridge, when Spider-Man and Nova showed up, Ms. Marvel explains to them that they should be forming a team who actually cares and can make a difference. Miles suggests enlisting Amadeus Cho AKA Totally Awesome Hulk to their team and Cho vouched for his gaming partner Viv Vision to be their own trouble-alert. To demonstrate her ability of filtering urgent problems from net, Viv picked up a footage of captive girls in a cargo seeking help. They all rushed to the source of that video to confront a demented clown called Pagliacci with his crews and foiled his attempt of human trafficking successfully, thus announcing themselves The Champions. But there is one more member to add to their ranks; a time displaced X-Men leader Cyclops.

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Plotted by writer Mark Waid (Spider-Man – Clone Saga, Spider-Man – House of M) and illustrated by artist Humberto Ramos (Crimson, Revelations), "Change The World" is the first arc of second monthly ongoing volume of Champions, collecting issues #01-05 from Marvel Comics. Part of 2016's Marvel NOW! event, this ongoing series is a re-launch of former incarnation of the super-hero team of same name, formed by Angel, Black Widow, Ghost Rider, Hercules and Iceman. The new roster of the team includes Cyclops, Giant Girl, Nova, Miles Morales/Spider-Man, Totally Awesome Hulk and Viv Vision, who embarks on a couple of mission that delivers some strong messages for the young audience. Set in the aftermath of Civil War II, this story also features cameo appearance of Gwenpool, Joaquin Torres' Falcon, Redwing, Riri Wiliams, Nadia Pym's Wasp, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.
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Green Lanterns – Phantom Lantern | Comics

Green Lanterns – Phantom Lantern
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Jessica Cruz is invited by Simon Baz to spend family time with him in Halloween and help him bake Ma'amoul cookies. Always a loner and suffering from social anxiety, Jessica Cruz decides to run away but Simon convinces her to stay. One of the Guardians of the Universe named Rami takes shelter in their residence to safeguard The Phantom Ring and meditate about the most obvious threat. Sensing the presence of the alien race of Dominators, Rami goes rogue with the ring. Jessica and Simon eventually locates Rami and then two Dominators in pursuit attacks them, only to be taken down by the rookie Lanterns. However, a whack-job name Frank Laminski starts chasing Jessica and Simon in search for The Phantom Ring as he wants to have its power for himself.

In the flashback, it is shown that Frank was always hanging to the second string for his entire life and when his career in Air Force as a test pilot failed him to rise above, he was saved by Hal Jordan. Ever since then, he is fascinated by the power-ring and has been obsessed to gain one for him. While, he had no lack of dedication in his goal, his motives was outright selfish and that is why the ring never picked him. However, help came from the most unexpected source to him as Volthoom, The First Lantern arrives at his doorstep to help him get The Phantom Ring. By distracting Jessica and Simon, Frank steals the ring and becomes Phantom Lantern with help from Volthoom but without any training of experience of wielding a power ring, he sure will doom everyone.

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Following "Rage Planet", Green Lanterns monthly ongoing series continues from DC Comics with writer Sam Humphries (Fanboys vs. Zombies – Wrecking Crew 4 Lyfe, Fanboys vs. Zombies – Appetite for Destruction), assisted by the team of artists Ed Benes (Artemis – Requiem, Blackest Night – Titans), Eduardo Pansica, Jack Herbert, Robson Rocha and Ronan Cliquet. The second storyline from the series on the dawn of DC Rebirth, the arc collects issues #07-14 of the monthly volume. An old adversary of the Corps, Volthoom, The First Lantern returns with his newest schemes to exact his vengeance on the Guardians of the Universe and secretly employs his plan in action.
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