With a ‘Trinity’ moment, DC completely changes the way fans will forever view Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman’s bond

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With a ‘Trinity’ moment, DC completely changes the way fans will forever view Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman’s bond

WARNING: Contains potential spoilers for WONDER WOMAN #14!

THE Justice League Trinity-Wonder Woman, Supermanand Batman— has just shared one of his most poignant yet bond-strengthening moments of continuity, revealing the emotional depth of his iconic friendship. For fans, this moment will undoubtedly remain, as it masterfully captures the trio’s connection in a painful and profound way.

…the Justice League’s Trinity Bond is not limited to heroism; reflects a friendship that extends to who they are behind their “masks.”

In Wonder Woman #14, Tom King, Daniel Sampere, Tomeu Morey and Clayton Cowles present one of the most striking issues in the history of Diana Prince. It features the birth of her daughter and the tragic death of her child’s father, Steve Trevor – Wonder Woman’s longest-time romantic partner, a love story that spans the ages of DC comics.


Wonder Woman #14 Diana on a Bench

Although Steve’s death is central, the focus remains on Diana’s grief, which partially unfolds in a deeply moving scene where Batman and Superman come to support her in your time of greatest need.

Superman and Batman break the news of Steve Trevor’s death to Wonder Woman

Steve Trevor was shot and killed in Wonder Woman #14 by The Sovereign


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This moment between the Trinity begins with narration and art from Martian Manhunter in the new Watchtower, where he monitors Earth’s communication channels. Through police and military conversations, he discovers that Steve Trevor is dead. This revelation cuts directly to Diana, sitting alone on a bench in Washington, D.C., dressed in civilian clothes. However, she feels she is not alone; recognizing the presence, she says, “You don’t need to tiptoe around. I know you are here. And why. Bruce and Clark join her on the bench. Although neither of them speak, it’s clear they’ve come to break the news about Steve.

However, the delivery of this news is made all the more poignant and heartbreaking by Batman and Superman’s silence. Instead of the two men speaking, Diana expresses her own suspicions, narrating her thought process out loud in a way that suggests she is processing the situation out loud, more for herself than for Bruce or Clark’s benefit. Although Diana essentially delivers the news of Steve’s death to herself, the men’s silence confirms it. So it is only their presence, not their words, that offers Wonder Woman comfort in her darkest hour.

The Trinity’s bond became stronger than ever with the death of Steve Trevor

Batman and Superman stand with Wonder Woman in her darkest hour


Variant cover Batman Superman Wonder Woman World's Finest #32

The fact that Superman and Batman broke the news highlights the incredible strength of the Trinity’s bond. Although Martian Manhunter was the one who discovered Steve’s death, it was Bruce and Clark who chose to break the news themselves. This suggests that J’onn contacted them specifically, knowing that no one other than these two could fulfill this role, reflecting the Justice League’s recognition of the incomparable bond shared by the Trinity. Furthermore, Bruce and Clark going together, when just one of them would have sufficed, further demonstrates the depth of their three-way friendship.

Furthermore, the image of Diana wearing sunglasses – presumably to protect her watery eyes – leaning against Clark’s solid form while Bruce rests a comforting hand on his thigh is an emotionally powerful visual. This single scene communicates more about the strength of their bond than words ever could. In this shared moment of mourning, the bond of the Trinity reaches new heights as Bruce and Clark’s presence during Diana’s tragedy strengthens their connection in a way that only heartbreak and resilience can. Diana will forever remember that in her darkest hour, Bruce and Clark were by her side, offering the unwavering support that only they could give.

What makes this moment of the Trinity different from anything that has come before?

Wonder Woman #14 proves the Trinity’s bond extends beyond their heroic personalities

However, fans have always known the Trinity as one of the strongest bonds in the DC Universe, so what makes this moment stand out? On the one hand, this scene is a rare example of Bruce, Clark, and Diana reuniting outside of their costumes. Most importantly, it unfolds during a lore-defining moment in Wonder Woman history, making this encounter particularly significant. This moment shows that the Trinity bond goes beyond just Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman – it also includes Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent and Diana Prince. In other words, this proves that the Justice League The bond of the Trinity is not limited to heroism; reflects a friendship that extends to who they are behind their “masks.”

Wonder Woman #14 is now available from DC Comics!

WONDER WOMAN #14 (2024)


Comic book cover: Wonder Woman prepares to release her lasso in front of her golden logo.

  • Writer: Tom King

  • Artist: Daniel Sampere

  • Colorist: Tomeu Morey

  • Writer: Clayton Cowles

  • Cover artist: Daniel Sampere

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