Trinity #32 - DC

I liked this book. I especially liked the Jim Lee cover. But . . it seems as if our little band of supporting characters are getting closer and closer to remembering their own stories. And they seem to be falling back into their real characters. Also the JSI has figured out that in order to oppose Le Fey, they have to put together Trinity's of their own at the corresponding points of creation energy . . the rifts that are popping up around the world. Luckily they have Charity on their side now who, after hooking up with Tarot, is now getting the same information that she is from the world-soul. As the members of the JSI are fighting these 'burps' around the globe, they're also starting to ask themselves about the world that they're fighting for. Especially Triumph and Tomorrow Woman. They're part of the Trinity with Firestorm . . along with Booster Gold and Black Adam . . but, they've individually questioned Brainwave about the information that he's gathered from reading Firestorm and they've both found out that in the world that they're trying to fix . . neither of them exist. But they don't know that each other has also asked. All in all it makes for an interesting little dynamic between the 2 of them. And Black Adam just wants to get back to his country of Kahndaq. Unfortunately it currently falls under the purview of the land mass that Le Fey has conquered. He also doesn't know that in the world they're trying to fix that he's a mass murderer and that because of this . . his people no longer exist. I really like the job that Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Fabian Nicieza and Mike Norton are doing here. They've done a great job at keeping this story interesting, and . . . chugging along.