Superman

[The Realist]

I should note, since a few of those interested are trade-waiters, that the Trinity back-up features are not included in the Tpb collections of King's WW run. There have been two one-shot reprint specials, Trinity Special #1 and Trinity Special: World's Finest #1, where those stories have been collected. I'm sure at some point DC will do an omnibus version of the whole Tom King run which would include the back-up features, but that could be quite a long way away.

Appreciate the heads-up, but it appears that Trinity back-up material is being collected separately:

From four-year-old Lizzie Prince tormenting babysitters Damian Wayne and Jon Kent to an adult Trinity finally taking her place as her mother’s successor alongside her generation’s Batman and Superman, it’s a saga that spans decades—and light years—in adventures that set the stage for Trinity’s upcoming series!

Collecting stories from Wonder Woman #800, #3-6, #8-13, Trinity Special #1, and Trinity: World’s Finest Special #1

(Though I'm not sure why issues 1, 2, and 7 of the current WW run are omitted from the listed contents -- were there no Trinity back-ups in those issues?)

 

[JD]

Is Trinity only in backup stories? I had assumed she was part of the main present day storyline?

 

[Santa Kang]

Is Trinity only in backup stories? I had assumed she was part of the main present day storyline?

She was just born in the present day storyline.

 

[JD]

Sure, but this comics, so that doesn't mean she couldn't already be a teenager or adult.

 

[The Realist]

Just ask Jon Kent.

 

[Santa Kang]

Sure, but this comics, so that doesn't mean she couldn't already be a teenager or adult.

Not yet. This is her in the latest issue of Wonder Woman

 

[JD]

OK.
I started World's Finest earlier today, and it's good so far. They're just about to take Clark to see Caulder after Metallo infected him with the red K cocktail.

 

[Kai "the spy"]

Ah, then you're close to this golden moment:

 

[JD]

Which Robin is it in this? Since it's the "recent past" and he's older it's obviously not Damien, so is it Tim Drake?

 

[Santa Kang]

Which Robin is it in this? Since it's the "recent past" and he's older it's obviously not Damien, so is it Tim Drake?

Dick Grayson

 

[JD]

Oh, OK thanks.

 

[theenglish]

Most of the new World's Finest take place in the real world 70s comics.

 

[JD]

OK.

Ah, then you're close to this golden moment:

One of the things I've been really enjoying so far is Mark Waid's dialogue and banter, it's pretty good.

 

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[JD]

I signed back up for Max yesterday and I'm starting off with some Doctor Who but after that I was thinking about watching one of the Superman series, but I can't decide between Season 2 of the '90s animated series, watching Season 1 of Lois & Clark for the first time, or Season 3 of Superman and Lois.

 

[Commander Troi]

Season 3 of S&L was REALLY good!

 

[Crazy 4 Xmas Lights]

Ah, then you're close to this golden moment:

I like Robin much better with the leggings. Now, if some random thug throws him to the pavement, his legs won't look like shredded meat.

 

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[thribs]

Can’t go wrong with Lois and Clark

 

[The Realist]

I signed back up for Max yesterday and I'm starting off with some Doctor Who but after that I was thinking about watching one of the Superman series, but I can't decide between Season 2 of the '90s animated series, watching Season 1 of Lois & Clark for the first time, or Season 3 of Superman and Lois.

Season 3 of S&L was REALLY good!

Can’t go wrong with Lois and Clark

Both of these responses are correct. Watch one, then watch the other.

Just brace yourself for a tonal whiplash.