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Wonder Woman's daughter Trinity BROKE DC's timeline!

Who says saving the future can’t be fun? Trinity’s first solo outing is part identity crisis, part corgi chase, and 100% heart. As the daughter of Wonder Woman, Lizzie has big shoes to fill—and zero chill. When a time-ripping mistake unleashes chaos and canines across Gotham and beyond, she teams up with Jason Todd, faces off with mythic beasts, and tries to fix the mess only she could cause. Subscribe for weekly comic book deep dives, reviews, and fun conversations! https://bit.ly/2WYvgkt Welcome to ComicPop — where comic books meet conversation! Whether you’re into Marvel, DC, or indie comics, our team of passionate fans breaks down the stories, characters, and creators behind your favorite books. From hilarious Batman rants to emotional Spider-Man retrospectives, every episode brings a mix of insight, humor, and honest comic book talk. Longform reviews of Marvel & DC story arcs Character breakdowns and lore deep dives Funny, no-gatekeeping comic book discussions Whether you're a longtime reader or just getting started, hit subscribe and join the ComicPop community! Browse our official ComicPop trade paperback library (updated constantly!) 🔗 https://www.libib.com/u/comicpop Follow us everywhere else! Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/comicpop Discord – https://discord.gg/YdyWAhH Twitch – http://www.twitch.tv/comicpop TikTok – https://www.tiktok.com/@comicpoppa Instagram – https://instagram.com/comicpopofficial Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/groups/comicpop/ Mailbag: ComicPop PO Box 1157 Denville, NJ 07834 (Note: We can’t return anything sent—sorry!) More ComicPop content: ► ComicPop (Main Channel) – https://youtube.com/comicpop ► ComicPop Returns (Talk & Commentary) – https://www.youtube.com/c/ComicPopReturns ► ComicPop Plays (Games & Reactions) – https://youtube.com/@comicpopplays #BackIssues #ComicBookAnalysis #ComicPop

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Mx Self-Destruct

In Jason Aaron’s X-Men, Nightcrawler is in Heaven when Azazel attacks it, and then just chooses to not be dead and returns to Earth when the X-Men show up, so Steve Trevor and Jason Todd just punching Charon and leaving the afterlife wouldn’t be totally unprecedented. It also lines up with Greek and Roman mythology when characters bring people back by journeying into the underworld and just grabbing their souls.

Eric Miller

So, Tom King's happy work has a young girl repeatedly killing her own mother, a romance with a boy she knows will be beaten to death, a father she can only meet on the day he's assassinated, and the revelation that her existence is premised on irreversible loss. 🤔