Justice League: Trinity War
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"The event that the New 52 has been building towards since the beginning! #1 New York Times best-selling writer Geoff Johns (Green Lantern, Batman: Earth One) brings together almost two years of plot threads here in Justice League: Trinity War. When the three Justice Leagues go to war with one another, who's side will everyone be on? Allies will be born, friends will become enemies, and the DC Universe will never be the same! This hardcover graphic novel collects Free Comic Book Day 2012, Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1-3, Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger #11, Justice League #22-23, Justice League Dark #22-23, Justice League of America #6-7, and Constantine #5"--
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6 primary books12 released booksJustice League (2011)
Justice League (2011) is a 12-book series with 12 released primary works first released in 2012 with contributions by Francis Manapul.
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1 primary book#1-3 in Trinity of Sin: Pandora (Single Issues)
Trinity of Sin: Pandora (Single Issues) is a 1-book series first released in 2013 with contributions by Ray Fawkes.
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0 released books#6-7 in Justice League of America (2013) (Single Issues)
Justice League of America (2013) (Single Issues) is a 0-book series first released in 2013 .
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1 released book#11.1 in Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger (Single Issues)
Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger (Single Issues) is a 1-book series first released in 2013 .
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If only Geoff Johns had been able to do 50% of what he managed with Green Lantern, Justice League might have been one of the more successful franchises from the New 52. But as it stands, this series is just managing to stay afloat. Maybe its because complicating the story lines by introducing new characters may have worked well in GL but its kind of irritating here. Especially since all these characters are in Leagues of their own and all the leagues seem to be either taking on JL or fighting them. Trinity War follows the same pattern but complicates it even further by the time we end the story. Just about OK.
