Well, with this issue, it looks like our Trinity is finally starting to remember bits and pieces of their pasts. But they're not going there willingly. "We made a pact . . a bond. We would not be swayed by feelings. By a need to belong. We are gods. We are apart, we must be . . . " But it seems like the more they argue . . the more they try to resist the change . . it's just the more the whole idea becomes moot. They're remembering who they are . . who they were . . and what these people, and others like them, meant to them at one time. In the end there's a change, but . . we have to wait until next issue to find out if it's for the good or bad. In the back-up story, we find out that Le Fey is basically winning the world. The chaos rifts have grown stronger and stronger and now it seems like a storm getting ready to engulf the world. The eye of the storm? It centers over Metropolis and the JSI. So this will be their last stand. Tarot, I think, has sensed the changes occurring in the Trinity and has warned them that there's still a chance. Not for the JSI, but for . . . someone else. So now? Now they're not fighting for the world. They're just fighting for more time. We also find out that the Space Ranger isn't actually whom he says he is. He's really J'onn J'onzz, Martian Manhunter. But, it's really all moot because it may be over soon. This was another fantastic installment by Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Fabian Nicieza and Mike Norton. Keep up the good work guys. We're almost there.
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