Things are heating up pretty fast here. Now that the Trinity has figured out that their world has been changed, they're pretty set on changing it back. The problem is . . have they lost their perspective. They no longer think of themselves as the peoples heroes. Now they see themselves as their gods. Last issue that started fixing things on the east coast. This issue they move on to Europe. They breach the wall that Le Fey has built about the continent, but as they're trying to figure out what to do next, the League and the Society come in to fight all the demons and such that Le Fey is attempting to throw at them. So . . they leave. Which leaves everybody else wondering, what the hell's going on? So, I think, down the line, their perspective is going to be the final hurdle that they'll have to face to truly get things back to normal. In the meantime, Krona and the Void-hound have set up a base on the moon to try to tap into the world-soul. As far as I know right now, Tarot is in charge of that. Which I guess is why Krona thinks it's going to be a pretty easy task. The only thing really holding him back is that he doesn't quite know what all the rest of the stuff is that's going on down there. Also Kanjar-Ro has teamed up with the Ultraman and his group and has decided to storm Castle Branek. "Cringe witch! Cringe, all of you . . for Kanjar-Ro's moment of vengeance is at hand!" I'm not sure yet what that's all about. And the group that started all of this change in the first place, Alfred, Dick, Donna, Tresser, Kara and Lois . . they've decided to get back together and see what they can do about getting these guys back to earth . . as it were. There's a lot going on and only a few more issues to sort it all out. I hope they can piece it all together in time. This was another great issue by Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Fabian Nicieza and Tom Derenick.
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