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| | Rambles: Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15) |
 | | Wagner gives us three equally well-rounded villains, somehow adding depth to Bizzaro (no easy task), more menace to Ras al Ghul (when it would have been easy to make him a stock madman-type) and a heady mixture of boldness and regret to Artemis, who is more real here than she has ever been. |
 | | Ras al Ghul has created a formidable army of villains in an attempt to disrupt world communications, a very standard bad-guys-vs.-good-guys plot, but it's fast, light on its feet and easy to read, with loads of action and dialogue that's nearly perfect in that it gets the story across with as few words as possible. |
 | | There are a few contrivances, which are forgivable; overall, the book has the delicious feel of a return to a more enjoyable, less angst-ridden age that somehow remains very engaging and modern in its approach. |
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