Superman isn’t sunshine. He isn’t all smiles. I was worried that in Rebirth they would leave out some of his tragedy. I appreciate his pain. This is why I loved Snyder’s interpretation. It’s real. Superman is the strongest because he suffers, and he is the more human than many, he’s had his terror. I love how they’re delving into mental health with this issue.
Reading this issue of Trinity, was reminded of Wonder Woman v2 #175, 2001, he wasn’t able to save his city. Clark fell into depression, and needed to see a psychologist for not being able to help everyone.
His mental state is taking a hit, and Diana and Bruce and left to watch him battle his own demons. The aftermath of multiple Supermen existing on one plane, must be a mind-screw for the poor guy. The Trinity is a family, at least they’re trying to be. Batman and Wonder …show more content…
A beautiful day in metropolis.
A normal day.
Until it isn’t.”
I find his work different than other DC writers. Empathy is needed for this issue.
As for art, the Trinity shines their aesthetic appeal. The penciling and inking in particular, is noteworthy. The muscle definitions, and motion in McCarthy’s work are lovely. In addition to Lupacchino’s ability to create their facial features are moving.
The colours are pretty simplistic, and I suppose this makes it hard to fall into the issue. However, Hi-Fi does a nice job with giving the effect of light, such as in Wonder Woman’s lasso and the background explosions. My main critic of the colours are that there is no theme to express the impact of what emotions are going on. DC’s colourists often complement the feelings of characters narratives through colour (e.i. blue for sadness, yellow for fear). This was missing and it didn’t match Cullen’s colloquial relatable language.
I have hopes this will improve.
Reading this issue of Trinity, was reminded of Wonder Woman v2 #175, 2001, he wasn’t able to save his city. Clark fell into depression, and needed to see a psychologist for not being able to help everyone.
His mental state is taking a hit, and Diana and Bruce and left to watch him battle his own demons. The aftermath of multiple Supermen existing on one plane, must be a mind-screw for the poor guy. The Trinity is a family, at least they’re trying to be. Batman and Wonder …show more content…
A beautiful day in metropolis.
A normal day.
Until it isn’t.”
I find his work different than other DC writers. Empathy is needed for this issue.
As for art, the Trinity shines their aesthetic appeal. The penciling and inking in particular, is noteworthy. The muscle definitions, and motion in McCarthy’s work are lovely. In addition to Lupacchino’s ability to create their facial features are moving.
The colours are pretty simplistic, and I suppose this makes it hard to fall into the issue. However, Hi-Fi does a nice job with giving the effect of light, such as in Wonder Woman’s lasso and the background explosions. My main critic of the colours are that there is no theme to express the impact of what emotions are going on. DC’s colourists often complement the feelings of characters narratives through colour (e.i. blue for sadness, yellow for fear). This was missing and it didn’t match Cullen’s colloquial relatable language.
I have hopes this will improve.