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| Book Title |
Wonder Woman |
| Issue Number: |
140 (469) |
| Published: |
January 1999 |
| Cover Artists: |
Adam Hughes |
| Writer: |
Eric Luke |
| Pencils: |
Yanick Paquette |
| Inker: |
Bob McLeod |
| Letterer: |
John Costanza |
| Colourist: |
Patricia Mulvihill |
| Editor: |
Paul Kupperberg |
| Story Title: |
Trinity 98 - Part One |
| |
| Main Characters (in order of appearance): |
Oblivion |
Wonder Woman
(Princess Diana) |
Artemis |
Cassie Sandsmark |
Helena Sandsmark |
Martian Manhunter
(J'onn J'onzz) |
Superman
(Kal El)
|
Aquaman
(Arthur) |
Batman
(Bruce Wayne) |

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An interesting two part story in which Eric Luke delves deeper into the relationships
between the DC Universe's key heroes - Wonder Woman, Superman and Batman. Called
"Trinity 98", it pre-dated by several years Matt Wagner's controversial
(at least in the eyes of some Wonder Woman fans) "Trinity" mini-series,
which supposedly described the first time the three heroes met each other in
the post crisis Universe. I believe that this may also be the first time the
concept of "The Trinity" is used, although it would become a common
way of referring to DC's iconic "Big Three" - particularly in the
"Infinite Crisis" crossover event.
The Lansarian substance is interfered with by a minion of the God Cronus and
imprisons Diana in a waking dream, whereby many facets of her life are explored.
Superman and Batman attempt to rescue her but find themselves equally entombed
in the dreamscape.