DC Comics: Trinity of Sin gets ongoing on October

Looks like the mysterious trio that sparked the events of "Trinity War" and by extension the existence of The New 52 universe of DC Comics is going to get a new ongoing series this fall, and it's helmed by writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist Yvel Guichet.

Starting this October, "Trinity of Sin" will be the newest title to hit for DC, featuring the appearances of The Phantom Stranger, The Question, and the mysterious Pandora - the three that make up the titular threesome that have been punished for their sins in the past. According to the source post in Newsarama, the new ongoing will not only explore the three, their origins, and adventures, but will open the floodgates for an upcoming "Dark Age" that will undoubtedly tie in to their faults... And may bring about some dangers to come in the New 52 Universe.

For more info, visit the source post at Newsarama!

DC Comics: Trinity of Sin: Pandora #5 reunites a core mysterious group of the New 52...

For those following recent events in DC Comics, the first major crossover event for the relaunched New 52 DC Universe called "Forever Evil" is still in full swing, and the villains and Crime Syndicate from Earth-3 are prepared to enter a battle that'll determine the fate of the Earth... With the heroes of Justice League nowhere to be found.

Yet on the sidelines, something else has occurred in the latest issue of Trinity of Sin: Pandora that hasn't happened since 2012's Free Comic Book Day exclusive "DC Comics: The New 52 FCBD Edition" issue that introduced us to the conflict to come... And some faces that make up a core mysterious group that has stood the test of time... Literally.

SPOILERS ABOUND, so read at your own risk.

DC Comics: Trinity War details revealed; six issue Justice League crossover storyline

Since the revelation of the composite covers that make up three of DC Comics' three Justice League titles for the month of July, a lot of questions have been circling around the minds of DC fans and readers on how the first big crossover event of The New 52 called "Trinity War" would truly play out.
Now, details have emerged thanks to USA Today and Bleeding Cool over what the DC Universe can expect come July.

Beginning on Justice League #22, Trinity War will finally commence, and cross over to two other Justice League titles with Justice League of America #6 and Justice League Dark #22. The action continues with the next issue of the three JL titles the following month. Geoff Johns writes Justice League, and will team up with Jeff Lemire to co-write Justice League of America. Lemire will write solo for Justice League Dark.

In the article in USA Today, Johns describes Trinity War as an "action mystery", with the three figures that form the Trinity of Sin - Pandora, The Phantom Stranger, and The Question right at the center of it. Their roles will figure highly as the three JL factions clash and interact with one another, and only the creative team knows how things will go down once everything is said and done. For more information, visit the source post at Bleeding Cool and USA Today!

Trinity War, a six issue crossover storyline between three Justice League titles, begins on July.

DC Comics reveals July 2013 JL covers forming the "Trinity War"

The BIG EVENT reveal for DC Comics this year has arrived.

Ever since the teasing began prior to last year's Free Comic Book Day, little has been detailed as to what exactly the "Trinity War" is. However, once FCBD 2012 happened. a special "DC Comics: The New 52 FCBD Edition" was released giving readers more insight into the conflict to come, including the introduction of the Trinity Of Sin - composed of The Phantom Stranger, The Question, and a new character introduced in the DC universe-changing Flash centered storyline "Flashpoint" named Pandora. The latter character served as the bridge and physical presence behind the construction of the new "New 52" universe, and the comic also teased a war that would divide the Justice League and have other factions join in the conflict as well.

Now, the BIG COVER REVEAL has come, and it's a splash cover that involves not one, but THREE books joined together to form an image of EPIC proportions.

Pandora gets her own series as DC Comics confirms "Trinity Of Sin" Pandora"

Ever since she debuted at the final moments of the Pre-New 52 DC Universe changing event Flashpoint, Pandora has been a mysterious figure hovering over the entire new reality that is the DC New 52 Universe. As part of the "Trinity Of Sin" alongside the Phantom Stranger and The Question, it still remains to be seen what her mission really is all about... And DC Comics may give us more insight with that after announcing a new series called "Trinity Of Sin: Pandora".

Via a post from Bleeding Cool, DC Comics has recently confirmed during the Emerald City Comiccon that the new comic series is real, charging writer Ray Fawkes and artist Daniel Sampre on the task, this will explore more on Pandora, as her fellow Trinity Of Sin convict The Phantom Stranger already got his own solo book under DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio, which will be renamed Trinity Of Sin: The Phantom Stranger. All that remains a mystery now is The Question... Will he be getting is own series? Time will tell as the months roll down to the big DC New 52 event that is "Trinity War", and maybe the answers will be revealed then. For more on the story, visit the source post at Bleeding Cool!

DC The New 52: Geoff Johns and Jim Lee discuss JL, Pandora, and the Trinity War

After teasing things to come next year via the one-shot Free Comic Book Day issue of "DC The New 52 FCBD Edition", DC Comics' own Geoff Johns and Jim Lee discuss more about their upcoming crossover event next year "Trinity War", as well as Pandora, the mysterious woman who was a key figure at the end of Flashpoint and the beginning of The New 52 era of comics. MTV Geek has conducted a couple of interviews with Johns and Lee, who go on to discuss more about Volume 2 of Justice League, as well as who Pandora and the Trinity of Sin are. SPOILERS abound with these interviews, so view at your own risk!