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Trinity (comics)
Trinity, in comics, may refer to: *DC Comics comics and characters: **Trinity (comics character), a character created in 1990 and used in stories featuring the Teen Titans and Wonder Woman **Trinity (story arc), a 1993 crossover story arc that include a limited series and issues of Green Lantern vol. 3, Darkstars, and L.E.G.I.O.N. **Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity, a 2002 limited series by Matt Wagner **Trinity (comic book), a 2008 weekly limited series written by Kurt Busiek, with art by Mark Bagley **Blue Trinity and Red Trinity, Soviet superspeedster teams created by Pyotr Orloff, featured in Flash and Suicide Squad *Trinity (Team Tejas), an Azteca Productions superheroine and member of Team Tejas *Trinity Blood, a light novel series and manga *Trinity Angels, a 1997 series from Acclaim Comics *Broken Trinity, a 2008 series from Image Comics *Sister Trinity, a late nineteenth century, Old West avatar of Warrior Nun Areala
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Trinity, in comics, may refer to: *DC Comics comics and characters: **Trinity (comics character), a character created in 1990 and used in stories featuring the Teen Titans and Wonder Woman **Trinity (story arc), a 1993 crossover story arc that include a limited series and issues of Green Lantern vol. 3, Darkstars, and L.E.G.I.O.N. **Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity, a 2002 limited series by Matt Wagner **Trinity (comic book), a 2008 weekly limited series written by Kurt Busiek, with art by Mark Bagley **Blue Trinity and Red Trinity, Soviet superspeedster teams created by Pyotr Orloff, featured in Flash and Suicide Squad *Trinity (Team Tejas), an Azteca Productions superheroine and member of Team Tejas *Trinity Blood, a light novel series and manga *Trinity Angels, a 1997 series from Acclaim Comics *Broken Trinity, a 2008 series from Image Comics *Sister Trinity, a late nineteenth century, Old West avatar of Warrior Nun Areala
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