This issue our Trinity performs the hard part of their task . . to cut off the source of Morgaine Le Fey's power . . Krona. Actually, I think he's somehow tapped into the creation energy, and with the Worldsoul weakened, Le Fey has been able to tap into him. Which is why she was trying to control the waves of energy that were assaulting the Earth. Anyways, Batman's plan is to try to give Tarot, and the Worldsoul, also Enigma's daughter Stephanie, time to recuperate from Krona's meddling and become whole again. Luckily, Le Fey's camp is already in civil war. Enigma and Vox have both turned on her, and the Dreambound are now fighting on the side of good. Really, all she has left is Despero, but . . I don't think he's going to take her commanding him very much longer. Plus, being the warrior that he is, I think he's soon going to realize he's on the losing side of this battle. Anyways, Superman uses Tarot, Sun-Chained-in-Ink, and the Void Hound to encase Krona in basically the same spell that Le Fey had used on the Trinity. Somehow, Superman is channeling the energy through those 3, and then the rest of the heroes, to trap him. But what are they going to do now? Well . . that's the question for the final chapters. I think we only have 3 issues left, so . . they're going to have to wrap this up pretty quickly. And then we'll find out just what exactly this has done . . what changes have been wrought across the DC Universe. The 2 things I notice right now are Tomorrow Woman, and the Dreambound. I think we're going to see both of them make some big impacts across some story-arcs this summer. And who knows what else will come out of this. We're nearing the end, and it's getting more and more exciting. Kudos to Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Fabian Nicieza and Scott McDaniel. Thanks for all your hard work.
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