Wonder Woman's Daughter Trinity Is A "Girlboss"? 

Is Trinity the bestest and do you like the name?

Damian was raised by completely heartless monsters from birth, so I understood why he was the way he was at the beginning. I don't understand why Trinity behaves this way. It's not badass or cool to insult and belittle those who want to help you As first impressions go... she's gotta go

As long as this makes Donna Troy's backstory more convoluted, I'm here for it. We have a tradition to uphold!

There's been a really unfortunate trend in recent years of making a character with a really grating, rude, and sassy personality and everybody around them just accepts it and goes with whatever they say because they're always right. They're never really allowed to have their personality treated as a flaw, it's always "endearing" or "empowering" or "strong". In reality it's just annoying.

For me, I think she’s a fine idea, but I don’t get why she’s trying to be the “sassy one”, when one of the trio is *Damien Wayne*. He’s already doing the “Rude and arrogant one with a softer side”, and a lot fans already have a hard time liking him. She’s not adding a fun new flavor to the group as she just doubling down on an already grating personality

I think the problem with her 'Bantery' dialogue with the Super Sons is just how long it all is. If it was succinct and punchy, it would feel like she was just teasing them, but based on the panels shown here, it's like she's going on mini-monologues about why they unironically suck. I do believe, based on the context, they really did intend for her to be friendly with them, but intent and execution don't always meet.

It’s a little thing, but I feel like Damian would know Greek, especially with Trinity being his apparent sister. There could’ve been a cute scene with Damian providing a more flowery name for the Magic Cave of Death for Jon and the audience. Then have Trinity double down to tease Damian even more.

Trinity sure is... A character who exists as part of the DC universe

I don't know, when Trinity has to tell others she's the "bestest" she seems insecure. When she belittles her team, that impression is reinforced. If she were truly confident, she'd rely on her excellence to elevate her, but apparently, she believes she can only rise if she tears others down. I hope King is setting her up for character growth, because she do have quite the acerbic personality (at the time of this recording). Oh, she do!

She really just comes off as what certain people think literally all strong female characters are like.

This might be because I haven’t read the comic and am hearing about this character through you, but my impression of her right now is basically the product of a father writing what he thinks his young daughter wants out of a superheroine. She feels like a character from a corporate-created cartoon aimed at 7 year olds.

I really liked Yara tbh, I think Trinity may have potential but she comes across as shoved in and slightly generic. Her personality does come across as confident but it seems like it’s more cockiness we see a lot with thing like “I’m the best” even Damien himself comes across as the same kind of cocky to me usually so idk if Trinity is really adding something here.

4:55 Speaking of Wonder Woman's relationship with Donna Troy I love how, while the other youth sidekicks are obviously close to their respective main heroes and generally fight crime alongside them, both women work together so rarely, those few occasions they form a duo the other heroes are like: "Oh yeah. You actually have a master-apprentice relationship...Was that ever a thing?"

I'm fairly confident the only reason she exists is to boost sales. Yara basically filled this exact same role, but in a more interesting way. But her sales bump has run its course, so its time for thr next one.

I think it's weird having her be "not another Wonder Woman" while also definitively having Jon and Damian be Superman and Batman in their dynamic. It makes her feel more tacked on when the other 2 use the original mantles and she doesn't, like she's missing something to be part of the dynamic. Like either have all 3 take up different mantles than their parents, or at least 2 of them (since Wally as the Flash doesn't feel out of place with the original Titans for example), but don't just make the new character feel like the odd one out.

“Mom, can we have Yara?” “We have Yara at home.” Yara at home: Yeah I hate Trinity, especially when Yara was really well liked during Future state and there’s so much you could do with her. Why introduce another Amazonian???

I can’t say introducing a new character who is very abrasive and constantly belittling other characters we know is very endearing. Trinity could develop but this isn't the best of starts.

I honestly don't like rude characters, like Bakugo or early Damien. Those lines just made Trinity seem inconsiderate and mean. Siblings are mean sure, as kids. But these are adult siblings, which can be snarky to each other but are also regularly kind and supportive

Trinity gives me the sassy I'm better than my older brothers but, I call on them for help all the time vibe. I could imagine her being spoiled by her parents.

I think Tom King sees teen girls act like this and wants a character that can represent that aspect of society and his family. I don't think it's going over the way he wants it to.

Batman : how do I make the costumes scary .. I got it a really large caller

When Trinity was first announced, I saw people hating her instantly, and I didn't really get it. The paralel timeline thing King describes in some quotes seemed convoluted, but I thought there was potential. And then this issue actually came out. Trinity is so grating! And it seems like King's trying to set her up as some kind of propechy child, which is just a giant meh for me

1. Wonder Woman is a core member of the Trinity, but when it comes to media outside of comics, she tends to get short changed. 2. Where is Yara? Can we have her instead? 3. Her personality reminds of Goldmary from fire emblem engage with a Wonder Woman skin on it. Or even like a diet Artimis.

“There are no gifts only tributes” This is the sentence that started the Grinch’s War on Christmas

I think her personality works for me in the very specific context of “she’s Jon and Damien’s annoying little sister”, specially because Damien getting razz is inherently amusing to me. But when I tried to to think about Trinity as her own character whose the new champion of the Amazons, the wielder of three magical lassoes and the leader of the justice league with THAT personality... yeah I’m not a fan. I hope they clarify she still a teenager or in her early 20s or they at least lean in to the idea that she’s a cocky asshole which is a flaw that consistently comes back to bite her and she needs to improve on (Kinda like Guy Gardner). Otherwise her character will just be too annoying for me.

Her banter would have come across as so much better if it was played as Trinity trying to get under Damien’s skin like a sister would and John playing mediator between those antagonistically sarcastic siblings. Right now, she’s coming across as the writers wanting her characterization to land on confident and competent, but missing and landing on a**hole.

I have two siblings, who love to mess with each other and are very talented. Whenever they get too proud, one of us is ready to bring them back down to earth. So I want to say that Trinity's dialogue feels painful to listen to and I generally thought to myself, "she needs someone to deflate that ego."

All of Wonder Woman's sidekicks and past kids are all drowning or skeletons in that meme pool, especially Yara, who thought it was still her time. She's now the old busted, make way for the new hotness.

Tom King has some awesome stories, but it definitely feels sometimes from his storytelling that his idea of a strong woman is one that humiliates him and calls him names.

For those asking... Yes, Her last name is "Prince" This isn't a reference to Diana Prince, Instead her Father will be revealed to be "Martin Prince" from "the Simpsons"

Should we wait for "I'm Not Wonder Woman" YA novel for this one?😂

Western media REALLY needs to stop trying to sell 'insufferable, arrogant and sexist' as a good thing in their female characters, it puts forward a reeeeally negative view on how the writers see women and social interactions in general. The only people who like such unpleasant characters are people who are just as unpleasant themselves

😬There are so many incredible Wonder Family characters that don’t get enough of a spotlight, and so far Trinity just doesn’t stack up next to Lyta, Yara, Cassie, Artemis, and Donna. But we’ll see.

I think this is the first time I’ve seen you legitimately flustered by a character. Guess that’s one way to make a character memorable.

Even if King uses "Bestest Ever" ironically, he still had to use "Bestest Ever" in a comic. This is not a good first impression. Also this means Yara had...two years of relevance(?). Even the ever expanding Bat Family uses its characters a bit better.

I'm hoping its one of those things where Damian was written a lot more aggressive early on and was disliked by a lot of fans, but eventually grew as he was able to bounce off other characters a bit more. I think it would have helped with Lizzie if there was actually more banter between her and the boys. Them text bubbles definitely seemed one sided 😅

Sometimes a phrase unintentionally comes to sum up a character’s whole personality like, “I’m BATMAN,” or “Big Blue Boy Scout,” even if it is a reductive caricature. Unfortunately I think with the backdrop of GirlBoss marketing and the corporatization of rebelling against the system, “Bestest,” has a good chance of cynically taking over this character’s perception. Overall this trend towards using, “brash overly cocky and abrasive to denote strength. Particularly in introducing new Female characters reads as telling instead of showing. So while the Super Sons have needed a Wonder Woman to balance their dynamic out just like Clark and Bruce did I fear this is going to be a wasted opportunity.

I wish yara was a wonder woman that caught in more. Trinity seem a bit interesting but she feels like a "what's up fellow kids" clone of WW

The problem with unlikable, mean, self-superior characters is you have to be clear about whether the work is agreeing with them, and the default for a protagonist is that it is: the protagonist is your viewpoint and counterarguments are seen as defensiveness or even establishing an antagonist. In comics especially, you only have a tiny amount of time to establish a character at all in a single issue, let alone what the work thinks of them. Which is a pity here, as i for example, really liked the DCAU version of Wonder Woman, where she is quite a bit arrogant and misogynistic at points, but is trying to be understanding. Tom King certainly does like his character arcs, but when you need to wait 20 something issues for it to deliver, maybe it's best not to make them the main focus from the start? Who knows, this is a #0 anyway.

I don't know how to feel about Trinity yet - we've only had one appearance of her thus far, so I think it's too early to make snap judgements. To be honest, I feel like Tom King hasn't really figured out the fine details of her character yet, which might be why she gives off "generic strong female character" vibes. I'll wait until she appears in his official WW run to decide my feelings on her - perhaps he'll have fleshed her out in his head more thoroughly by that point.

I don't know why Tom King feels that the general public doesn't think Wonder Woman isn't worthy to stand next to Superman and Batman. Hell, before superheroes became a big thing amongst the everyday person, if you asked them to name some superheroes I'd guarantee you that they'd say "Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman". Maybe some would say the Hulk as well. Regardless, Wonder Woman has been in pop culture since Lynda Carter popularized her, and Superfriends cemented her status as "superhero that people know". NOW, I do think (like Aquaman) the everyday person couldn't tell you how powerful Wonder Woman really was until maybe the Justice League cartoons or the movie, but they knew she existed far longer than any other female comic hero. (Maybe Batgirl and Catwoman if she counts). Lastly, I'd just like to add my two cents on children of legacy characters, or as I like to call them "OCs, Do Not Steal". There rarely is one that is good, and the ones that have lasted (like Damian) are basically just carbon copies off of other characters. I guess it's just more of what people like and for one reason or another people like them. I speak from personal experience here. I'm an artist with some what of a fanbase and I once made a joke OC daughter of Batman and Wonder Woman called Valor Girl... and put all the cringe tropes an OC like that would on her.... and my fanbase ate it up like I was serious. I even told them it was a joke, but they still loved her because they loved the idea of Batman and Wonder Woman getting together, I think. To this day people want me to do more with that character. So it's baffling to me. I guess tropes become tropes for a reason.

I can't even imagine my siblings talking to me like that. I joke around with them and we poke fun at each other but never would I tell them they're "slow in a number of ways"

Anyone else think the three lassos are a reference to the Golden age of comics, the Sliver age of comics and the Dark age of comics?

I've never understood why people decide to invent a new offspring character out of whole cloth when the template for the character already exists. We've had Lyta Hall for decades (and they used a version of her on Nu52 Earth 2), but yeah, let's do this new character. I had similar misgivings about Annie Parker, but she's reasonably settled as an alternate not-Mayday.

I agree with King's quote, but Diana "falling out of the Trinity" is something DC does to her. She is only occasionally treated at the level of Batman & Superman. DC never gives her substantial respect, only sporadic. When Batman encountered Bane and Superman encountered Doomsday, what did they do with Wonder Woman? Nothing. Her 50th Anniversary they screwed over. Every event I've read has been sub-par at best, Witching Hour being the exception (plus, that's technically a JLD event). They made her the centerpiece in Death Metal and pushed her to the side immediately. They open her with a great hook and then throw it away immediately (looking at you, Rebirth). She has never had a significant encounter with the Joker. They honestly treat her like a token character, there so DC can say we have the first female superhero. It's insulting. My evidence? Greg Rucka had a great hook with Rebirth. When Diana left Themyscara, the first time, she had never been back since, though she believed she had. What a hook! It made me collect Wonder Woman for the first time. They threw it away, Rucka left, and then we started getting the same old sub-par stories. Constant stories about being in love and so forth. That can't be the centerpiece of a superhero comic. Every story can't be about the Greek pantheon, at least not a straight forword as they do it. Anyway, DC treats her poorly. I'm hoping King can stick the landing with her.

0:08 Glad to see someone here who still remembers the original Super-Sons stories. from the 60's For those who don't know, these tales are set in an imaginary reality in which the children of Clark and Bruce (the identity of their mothers was never revealed) decide to succeed them the at age 20. Too bad they were never canon, they were pretty interesting characters

Honestly I'd prefer it if they went ahead with Yara Flor, cleared up some of the old messes with Donna and Cassie and started something interesting with a more obscure mythos. But what can you do? Diana will have a successor character that sticks someday.

“There are no Birthday gift, Only tributes.” XD Okay everyone, I demanded my yearly sacrifice or else no one get the blessing cake as promised. That actually sounds like a greek god sorta thing…!

I really like her design but she comes off as way too abrasive to me. When the super boys were talking about spoiling her I'm assuming they meant putting up with her unpleasant attitude. Maybe if we saw the "bestest ever" sas outside of her introduction maybe it would have come off differently.

Tom King's gotta Tom King He isn't deconstructing Wonder Woman, he is deconstructing everyone but Trinity.

The thing about writing a character that is charmingly rude is that they need to earn it. The best examples are often in friendships that are depicted for year, ironically like Clark and Bruce sometimes banter with each other.

DC has a big problem with introducing a sidekick character, hint to them being the true legacy this time for real, forgetting about it and then restart the cycle again

Also, Yara Flor all day over Trinity. She’s fun, modern, capable, and her Pegasus is named Jerry seals the deal for me. Yara More please.

For me, Tom King is a bit of red flag now. Every writer has a quirk. Just to name a few: Priest with his black boxes, Ellis talking about the church and/or group sex, and Ewing being Marvel's continuity janitor. But King's writing quirk seems to be making heroes out to be less heroic. This worked for his time on Vision, but Strange Adventure felt insulting and I think we all know what happened with Wally in Heroes in Crisis. The quotes make it seem like he's trying to move away from this style, but I'm not ready to let my guard down yet.

I feel like he meant he wanted HIS Wonder Woman to be worthy and not (intentionally) casting shade. But who knows? Honestly, I'd have preferred bringing back Lyta. If they can use Helena Wayne in new comics, why not?

Trinity 'Bestest' reminds me of how many times comic book writers attempt to be 'hip/with it/ring-thing' with the teens of the day.

"Are you feeling Trinity?"

I feel the quotes about making Wonderwoman worthy wasn't an insult to her and more an insult to DC of seeming to treat her as a lesser character compared to Batman and Superman. Which I know a lot of fans feel like she gets treated as. I think he's just trying to say he does want to repeat that time when DC was advertising Hal Jordan as the third member of the trinity instead of her. I think Trinity the character is interesting and at lest worth following for a bit to see where she goes.

As much as I hate this, I'm torn if this is worse than what the Power Girl 1 shot did to Karen (I refuse to call her Paige).

I'm afraid that Tom King will make the same mistake. Excellent writing but brutal mischaracterization, the best example being Human Target. It's like he wants to tell an original story, but he has to work with pre-existing well-defined characters, so he warps them to serve the purpose of his tale. Somehow King is already butchering the Supersons dynamic. Trinity's personality is just...Damian, but more talkative

Seems they created a character to be a framing device for a story and not as a character. But revealing that character got me to watch a video about her debut. Marketing, Speculation, Intrigue ...the true Trinity it seems.

Yara had so much more potential. Can't say the comics were amazing but there was enough to work with and fix over time and we can't overlook her value for fan fic and cosplay communities. Trinity... are we back in 2014? I feel like we're back in 2014. I won't write her off just yet but boy are they setting her up for failure.

Trinity kinda reminds me of Lyta Trevor-Hall Fury, the daughter of Earth Two Wonder Woman and a member of Infinity Inc. Sadly, after the first Crisis, her origin (like other characters' such as Power Girl) was drastically changed, being now a mortal woman raised by the Amazons. Shame, I honestly prefered her first origin FAR more

I like her design and the idea of a new DC trinity...but every word that comes out of her mouth beats you over the head with how out of place she feels. It's like the authors tried so hard to make her feel established in the universe that it did the opposite and makes her stick out like a sore thumb. Damien and Jon have years of comics setting up their characters and their dynamic, and it feels like this is trying to do that in one issue for Trinity. What could be considered endearing from established characters is grating coming from someone we just met. I hope the author tones it down with her and lets her be a person. Living up to Diana is next to impossible, both for the readers and for Trinity as a person. In the future, I think she could shape up to be a really interesting character. But right now? She has a long way to go and this issue did her few favors.

I agree, I don't like the way she talks to Jon and Damian. One thing is a little sass but, to me, she comes too strong in a bad way, especially this being the first time we see her. For a first impression I was not impressed, and I she was a person that I meet this way, even if she's not talking to me like that, I wouldn't want to be her friend or would be hesitant to engage with her the next time. I think that the line "between family there's no favors, just obligations" should have been said by one of the other two to show their willingness to help her even when they don't know what it is that they are going to do. She needs to be nicer to Jon and Damian to win me over.

Trinity feels like a teenager trying to act adult- it's like she doesn't have the experience to have the attitude she has, which can make her come across as fake.

For Wonder Woman’s 800th issue, at least we get to see a dream sequence of Wonder Woman interacting with Donna Troy, Cassie Sandsmark (in her early 2000s Young Justice suit), Artemis, Yara Flor, Clark Kent Superman, and Bruce Wayne Batman. I hope that Tom King’s Wonder Woman run will improve over the Cloonrad run and that it will involve her interacting with her entire family in person all the time (like the Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Flash, Aquaman, and Green Arrow Families). Also, in my opinion, this issue should’ve had more writers (i.e. Bill Messner-Loebs, Phil Jimenez, Greg Rucka, Gail Simone, etc.) focusing on all Wonder Woman history and characters just like Flash’s 800th issue. Also, for the Tom King part, it would make sense for Lizzie Prince Trinity to be taken care of by the entire Wonder Woman family instead of Jon Kent Superman and Damian Wayne Batman (whom they would treat her as a little cousin/sister).

"That must be the charm he mentioned" 😂 I snorted the coke I was drinking out of my nose 😂😂😂

I like the idea of Wonder Woman being a mom, I do. She had a "cool aunt" vibe with Cassie. Diana and Donna didn't really interact all that much on panel, with Donna mostly being a Teen Titans character and not often being Wonder Woman's actual sidekick. So this girl being someone who considers Wonder Woman "Mom" could be very interesting. But the abrasive cocky attitude doesn't work well with Damien already there. Introducing her in a future story instead of the timeline of Wonder Woman taking her in might be pre-emptively dooming the character.

I didnt know she was written to be a little sister character, so truthfulky that makes her much more bearable.

If someone comes at me like Trinity did in her intro. They would be immediately kicked off the team.

If she was supposed to come off like a playful sister vibe, they failed. she comes across more like a jerk

It's Tom King's writing which, after HiC, is a big strike going in. Right now Trinity is little more than a walking trope.

Tbh I like Trinity. I just kinda wish they did this with maybe a like more yara flor type. I like the idea of the trinity being like siblings it's a very interesting departure from the og trinity. I really like the idea of damien as batman because I am one of the few who actually love damien, i just wish they would keep his progress on his character arcs going instead of putting him backwards all the time. However I would just like some more representation yk? I was very into yara cause I'm brazilian and I like the idea of Luke Fox (Not Jace) being Batman. I'm also black lol and I would just love to see more of that. Maybe in the other members outside of the trinity we'll see that more, or perhaps in the league there's two wonder women- that could be kinda interesting honestly

My brother and I used to pretend to be Trinity and Bambino, especially at supper time! We'd sit across from each other and glare across the table while we ate our drumsticks.

They could totally salvage this though. The way they write her, intended or not, makes her seem super insecure. If they developed something like how she's constantly in her mother's shadow and feels inferior and therefore acts all superior because of it that could work really well. Then give her an arc where she comes into her own and becomes a likeable character.

What Tom King and Daniel Sampere present with this first story is Trinity actively working with Jon and Damian: Wonder Woman is historically a hard character to team-up with, because she always has a calvary of Amazons at the ready. But King and Sampere appear to be staging an adventure involving DCs "Trinity" where all three heroes are pushed to their respective limits. So far, so good :D

If they're gonna make them just like their predecessors but not as good, it's gonna be a pointless waste of time. They need to make them kind of similar (clearly influenced and related to their parents as anyone would be) but give them their own personalities and their own flaws that they deal with and need to overcome. Just like real people, make them a result of the genes of each of their parents combined with their upbringings and what they went through while growing up. Damien didn't watch his parents get shot in an alley, he can't be like Batman, but that doesn't explain his obsession with big collars. Trinity looks like she's more egotistical and haughty than WW, for whatever reason... but looks like that doesn't serve to be anything other than annoying and makes her character unlikable. I often feel like comic books and their related material has just become an exercise in putting out new content for the sake of... jobs. It's just a job to a lot of people in the industry now. Its not driven by passion and creativity. Maybe too much effort to make something timely all the time rather than timeless. But yeah... she and the writing for her isn't helping the new trope that female characters are being intentionally written as mean and snarky these days. It seems like an attempt at humor, but its really not what most people would find funny.

I like the idea of Trinity (and Jon and Damien) and I think her design is really great. She looks like a young Wonder Woman, the three lassos is interesting, the outfit looks great, but….. ugh, that dialog is very grating. Reminds me a bit of Damien in the beginning, but without people telling her she’s being an a-hole (and without the “I was raised as the prince of assassins” excuse that he had). I don’t get why writers do this to new characters. Characters can be confident, competent, and even a bit sassy without just putting everyone else down. When you introduce a new character and he/she starts off by talking down to characters the audience knows and (mostly) likes… it’s not endearing and can give a negative first impression that’s hard to overcome.

It's one thing to start right out the gate with a fully formed original character and fill in their backstory later. It's another thing entirely to introduce someone who is supposedly bearing the weight of legacy without actually showing them growing into it.

The "annoying younger sibling" archetype is a hard one to get right. It almost feels like there was a writing/art mismatch. Trinity's dialogue might be endearing if she was meant to be very young, say 13 or even younger. As it is she just seems immature, especially when she uses cutesy words like "bestest" or "super duper". Honestly, as much as I enjoyed the Cloonan/Conrad run (Siggy my beloved), I was always planning to drop out after issue 800. Wonder Woman is kind of a hit-or-miss character for me, and Tom King's writing isn't my thing. P.S. The real DC Trinity is the one from the Ram V Swamp Thing run. She's the elemental embodiment of the radioactive glass formed during the Trinity nuclear bomb test in New Mexico and she's great.

I don't think King is saying that WW isn't worthy but rather he wants to make sure that his run will be like that and he's going to emphasize her role as an iconic superhero over other aspects of the character.

To be charitable, much like you said, it is clear that the three of them have a history and it's clear that the writers are very much attempting to build on a sibling dynamic for the trio, with Trinity. That being said, good grief.

I found Trinity a bit grating, myself, but she's got a whole run ahead of her, presumably, so I look forward to changing my mind and getting used to her. On an unrelated note, I just read Spectacular Spider-Girl yesterday and I really need somebody to talk about Mayhem, because until then I thought her arc concluded in a VERY different way

I think you've nailed the problem withe Trinity's delivery--there's no back and forth. The sass feels obnoxious if the others on the page aren't firing back.

Here is my version of the entire Wonder Woman Family on New Earth/Prime Earth. 1938: The Golden Age begins. 1940: The JSA was formed. 1941: Queen Hippolyta of Paradise Island arrived in Man’s World and made her debut as the first Wonder Woman. Helena Kosmotos made her debut as the first Fury. The Seven Soldiers of Victory were formed. The All-Star Squadron and Freedom Fighters were formed. 1942: Queen Hippolyta joined the JSA. The Young All-Stars were formed before they eventually became part of the All-Star Squadron. 1948: The Seven Soldiers of Victory were scattered throughout time. 1951: The JSA disbands. Queen Hippolyta returns to Paradise Island. 1953: All the Fawcett heroes were in suspended animation. 1956: The Freedom Fighters disband. 63 Years Ago: Diana and Nubia of Paradise Island were born from clay. Nubia was kidnapped by Mars. 50 Years Ago: Diana made her debut as the first Wonder Girl. 47 Years Ago: Hippolyta “Lyta” Trevor, the daughter of Helena Kosmotos, was born and raised by Joan Dale and Derek Trevor. 46 Years Ago: Donna Hinckley was born. 44 Years Ago: Steve Trevor crash landed on Paradise Island, causing Diana to arrive on Man’s World, graduate as the second Wonder Woman, and took on the identity of Diana Prince. Diana saved Donna Hickley from a burning apartment building, causing [Donna] to be sent to Paradise Island to be raised by Queen Hippolyta. 38 Years Ago: The Silver Age begins. 36 Years Ago: The JLA was formed. 34 Years Ago: Flash of Two Worlds. 33 Years Ago: The JSA came out of retirement and have their first team up with the JLA. Donna Hinckley made her debut as the second Wonder Girl. The Teen Titans were formed. Cassie Sandsmark was born. 32 Years Ago: Paradise Island disappears after Diana gave up her powers, causing Diana to leave the JLA and move to NYC. Donna Hinckley took on the identity of Donna Troy. 31 Years Ago: The JLA and JSA rescue the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Paradise Island reappears. Diana regains her powers and meets Nubia. The Teen Titans disband. All the Fawcett heroes returned from suspended animation. 30 Years Ago: Nubia moved back to Paradise Island. Kara Zor-El was adopted by Queen Hippolyta. The Freedom Fighters were reformed and teamed up with the JLA and the JSA. The Twelve Labors. Diana rejoins the JLA. 29 Years Ago: The Teen Titans were reformed. The JLA, JSA, and Squadron of Justice team up to defeat King Kull. 28 Years Ago: The Teen Titans disband again. Diana has her first team-up with Donna Hinckley. Orana of Paradise Island made her debut as the third Wonder Woman before she died. Diana moved back to DC. The New Teen Titans were formed. Judgment in Infinity. Diana meets Lyta Trevor. Donna Hinckley learned of her origins. Lyta Trevor made her debut as the second Fury. Infinity Inc. was formed. 27 Years Ago: Donna Troy and Terry Long were married. The JLA disbands to form the Justice League Detroit. 26 Years Ago: Crisis On Infinite Earths. Diana and Steve Trevor were married before Diana was killed by the Anti-Monitor. Hippolyta Trevor graduated as the fourth Wonder Woman. The JSA was sent to Limbo. 25 Years Ago: Legends. Diana was resurrected with her memories intact and revealed her identity to the world. Diana and Steve Trevor moved to Boston. The Justice League Detroit disband to form the JLI. 24 Years Ago: Millennium. 23 Years Ago: Yara Flor was born. Lyta Trevor and Hector Hall were married. Infinity Inc was disbanded. The New Teen Titans graduated as the New Titans. Donna Hinckley graduated as Troia. The JLE was formed. Invasion! 21 Years Ago: Daniel Hall was born. War of the Gods. Armageddon 2001. The JSA returned from Limbo. Robbie Long was born. Eclipso: The Darkness Within. 20 Years Ago: Bloodlines. Hippolyta Milton was born. Donna Hinckley graduated as a Darkstar. Zero Hour. The JSA disbands again. Artemis of the Bana-Mighdall made her debut as the fifth Wonder Woman. 19 Years Ago: Artemis was killed. Diana and Steve Trevor moved to Gateway City. Underworld Unleashed. Lizzie Trevor, daughter of Diana and Steve Trevor, was born. Daniel Hall made his debut as the fourth Sandman. Artemis made her debut as Requiem and was resurrected. Cassie Sandsmark made her debut as the third Wonder Girl. The Final Night. The New Titans disband. 18 Years Ago: The JLA was reformed. Genesis. Donna Hinckley and Terry Long were divorced. Diana dies and becomes the Goddess of Truth, causing Queen Hippolyta to return as the first Wonder Woman. Day of Vengeance. Young Justice Was formed. 17 Years Ago: The JSA was reformed. Donna Hinckley graduated as Donna Troy. The Titans were reformed. 15 Years Ago: Our Worlds At War. 14 Years Ago: Cassie Sandsmark forms a romantic relationship with Conner Kent Superboy. The Titans and Young Justice disband to form the first-generation Young Titans. 13 Years Ago: Titans of Tomorrow. Identity Crisis. 12 Years Ago: Cassie Sandsmark learns that she is the daughter of Zeus. Infinite Crisis. Paradise Island disappears again. Hippolyta Milton was kidnapped and captured by Ares. The JLA disbands again. Hippolyta Trevor and Hector Hall disappeared. 52. 11 Years Ago: Donna Troy made her debut as the sixth Wonder Woman. One Year Later. The JLA has reformed again. Paradise Island returns again. The Titans reform again. 10 Years Ago: Final Crisis. The JSA All-Stars were formed. The Titans disband again. The JSA All-Stars disbanded to join the JSA. The Odyssey. Flashpoint. Cassie Sandsmark graduated as the third Fury. Young Justice was reformed. The Outlaws were formed. Robbie Long made his debut as Wonder Boy. 8 Years Ago: Forever Evil. 7 Years Ago: Multiversity. 6 Years Ago: Convergence. DCYou. Darkseid War. 5 Years Ago: Rebirth. Robbie Long graduated as Darkstar. The Titans have reformed again. Cassie Sandsmark found Hippolyta Milton, causing [Hippolyta] to graduate as the fourth Wonder Girl. Lizzie Trevor made her debut as Trinity. Artemis joined the Outlaws. The Supersons were formed. Peng Deilan made her debut as the Wonder Woman of China. The Justice League of China was formed. 4 Years Ago: Cassie Sandsmark found her brother Jason. Artemis formed a romantic relationship with Jason Todd Red Hood. Dark Nights: Metal. 3 Years Ago: Cassie Sandsmark and Conner Kent Superman were married. The Outlaws disband. Dark Nights: Death Metal. Diana sacrificed herself to save the world. 2 Years Ago: Infinite Frontier. Yara Flor arrived in Brazil. Nubia arrived at Man’s World and made her debut as the seventh Wonder Woman. Diana returned from ascension. The Lost Children (renamed the Young Society) returned. 1 Year Ago: Trial of the Amazons. Yara Flor graduated as the fifth Wonder Girl. Dark Crisis. Hippolyta Milton graduated as Lyta Wonder. Lazarus Planet. Lazarus Planet: Revenge of the Gods. Now: Dawn of DC. Yara Flor graduated as Yara Flor. Knight Terrors. 2 Years From Now: Time Crisis. 7 Years From Now: Secret Crisis. 85271: The Wonder Woman of the 853rd century made her debut. The Justice Legion Alpha was formed.

My guess is its going for the Ahsoka Tano Character arc. introduce a character and make her unlikable but competent and successful for a time, then humble her and have her build herself back up with humility. DO it this way to elicit strong emotional responses from the audience first wanting t see her fail then later after she ditches the attitude want to see her succeed and grow. only weird thing is she seems to be old enough to be more mature than is showing herself to be the Ahsoka strategy works better for younger characters

7:18 "or she may just come across as incredibly grating" Yup. That. 100% that

A year from now nobody will remember her remember Wonder Woman's son or brother?

Tbh, I think DC should focus more on building upon previous WW characters rather than bringing in new ones. The reason a lot of Wonder Woman characters don’t stick isn’t because they’re bad or anything it’s because they’re not consistent. Every time there’s a new writer they always try to leave their mark on WW’s brand by reinventing her characters, their backstories, their designs, or bringing in new ones while not focusing on old ones. For example, Cheetah is mainly WW’s main villain only because she’s the one who people can recognize the most-and that’s because she consistently shows up and her design doesn’t change that much. A lot of people don’t know WW’s other villains because they either don’t show up enough or when they do the artists change how they look like so no design can stick around long enough for people to become familiar with it.

The way this was presented made it seem to me like a new character was just bouncing off Clark and Bruce. Jon and Damien just came off as their dads while Trinity was taking the place of Wonder Woman while being a different character. It’s like Superman: “Hohoho!” Batman: *Grumble grumble* Trinity: “look at me! I am here! I am different!” I haven’t actually read it myself so I may be missing something, and obviously Trinity is supposed to be the star of the show. I don’t know. Maybe it’s just “new thing is scary/rubbing me the wrong way”. I’m sure we’ll warm up to her soon enough. I wonder if anyone else will be joining the Justice League Jr? Maybe Bart, or Wally’s kids for a Flash? Connor Hawk? IDK

Overall, I'll keep checking up on this character to see if something interesting happens, but I still think that it's really late for her to be introduced since the super sons have ended for now.

Damn, she looks impressively identical to Artemis, except for her lean musculature. Surely Jason Todd would be interested in "collaborating" with her 😉

Jury's out. I'm still annoyed that neither Yara, Lyta, Donna nor Cassie are occupying that oh-so vital space...

Wish adult Jon was wearing a Superman Beyond style suit like he did in the Tim Drake era of Batman Beyond

My heart just leapt in a single bound w/ that My Name is Trinity joke. Made my day there.

i cant stop repeating 15:45 to 15:49 and dying laughing , everything is perfect

After had read it, I'm willing to give Trinity a chance but I really prefer Yara Flor for the new generation of the Trinity. Future State made me really interested with the dynamic between her and Jon, there was underlying antagonism to their relationship but mutual respect that spoke of the two having history - not necessarily romantic but there was definitely something heavy that happened...or petty. Honestly I'm here for either

As a theater kid very spot on in matching her personality to ppl I interact with/ am friends with

Damian and that damn collar. That first comic was so intense. That heir to the demon really shown through. This dynamic is so great!!