Batman have children as well, Jon Kent and Damian Wayne, and these three kids have formed a Trinity of their own in one possible future. Now, it's been revealed that the children of Wonder Woman, Superman, and Batman are officially siblings, strengthening their bond.

Wonder Woman #14 by Tom King and Daniel Sampere is shaping up to be Wonder Woman's biggest story yet, promising cataclysmic changes - such as the potential death of her lover and the birth of her daughter, Lizzie Prince, also known as Trinity.

To discuss the impending birth of Trinity, Tom King and Daniel Sampere chatted with AIPT's David Brooke about this key issue of Wonder Woman, and in their conversation King made a revelatory statement that alludes to Trinity's role in the DC Universe ahead of her introduction:

They’re pretty much a trio. They’re very much the Three Stooges. They’re brothers and sisters in the best way.

The kids of the Justice League's Trinity being siblings rewrites their dynamic by framing their closeness in a wholesome new light, and it makes their eventual meeting worth looking forward to as the birth of Jon and Damian's little sister draws ever closer.

The Next-Gen Trinity Are Confirmed to be Siblings

Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman's Kids Are Even Closer Than Their Parents

Trinity, Superman, and Robin have been spending lots of time goofing off together in the Peanuts-inspired backups of Wonder Woman - co-created by King and artist Belén Ortega - and the confirmation that they're siblings makes their dynamic even more enjoyable. They're prone to bickering, such as when Jon and Damian babysit Lizzie, yet they always have each other's backs at the end of the day in true sibling fashion. Lizzie, Jon, and Damian's sibling relationship gives them a tight-knit bond that can never be broken. As such, their closeness will far exceed that of their parents.

The Justice League's Trinity consists of Batman and Superman ed Wonder Woman on a mission, their children will all grow up together. As Lizzie Prince's hero name suggests, these three siblings have what it takes to become the Trinity of DC's next generation, and a much closer one at that.

Trinity Is Following in Damian Wayne and Jon Kent's Footsteps

Wonder Woman's Daughter Prepares to Forge Her Own Legacy

Although Trinity has appeared in King and Ortega's backup stories, she has yet to be born in the main timeline of the DC Universe. Meanwhile, her brothers have already established themselves as core figures in continuity. Damian and Jon share an iconic friendship as the former Super Sons, and now they'll have a third sibling to turn their duo into a trio. Trinity will have some catching up to do if she wants to keep up with her siblings, considering how prominent they've become as character. King said the following about Damian and Jon's respective impacts on DC Comics as a whole:

I think Damian’s an absolute essential pillar to the DC Universe now. And I think Jon gives us a new generation’s look at what a superhero can be.

Damian Wayne has proven himself as one of the best Robins to ever work alongside Batman, while Jon Kent has taken on the Superman mantle with his own solo series as the Man of Steel. They've both solidified their place within DC lore, carrying on their fathers' legacies while building their own. With Trinity's canon debut imminent, she'll finally be able to make a mark on the DC Universe the way her older brothers have, and together they hold the potential to outshine Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, and the other Justice League heroes who have preceded them.

Wonder Woman #14 is available October 16th, 2024 from DC Comics.

Source: AIPT

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  Wonder Woman

  Created By

  William Moulton Marston, H. G. Peter

  First Appearance

  All Star Comics

  Alias

  Diana Prince

  Alliance

  Justice League, Justice Society of America, Justice League Dark, Justice League International

  Race

  Amazon-Olympian

  Franchise

  D.C.

  Wonder Woman is the superhero identity of Diana, Princess of the Amazons. Created on the island of Themyscira, Wonder Woman is a super-powered demi-goddess with extreme physical strength who utilizes magical gifts (like her famous Lasso of Truth) to defeat her foes. As mighty as her fellow heroes Superman and the Justice League, Wonder Woman is unmatched in her comion and virtue.

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  Batman

  Created By

  Bob Kane, Bill Finger

  First Appearance

  Detective Comics

  Alias

  Bruce Wayne

  Alliance

  Justice League, Outsiders, Batman Family

  Race

  Human

  Franchise

  D.C.

  One of DC's most iconic heroes, Batman is the vigilante superhero persona of billionaire Bruce Wayne. Forged by tragedy with the death of his parents, Bruce dedicated his life to becoming the world's leading martial artist, detective, and tactician. Recruiting an entire family of allies and sidekicks, Bruce wages war on evil as the dark knight of his hometown, Gotham City.

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  Superman

  Created By

  Joe Shuster, Jerry Siegel

  First Appearance

  Action Comics

  Alias

  Kal-El, Clark Kent, Jonathan Kent

  Alliance

  Justice League, Superman Family

  Race

  Kryptonian

  Franchise

  D.C.

  The icon who launched the entire world of superheroes, the last son of Krypton escaped his dying world to crash land on Earth and be raised as Clark Kent. The world knows him better as Superman, the Man of Steel, the leader of the Justice League, and the most well-known hero in the DC Comics Universe. Blessed with the powers of a demigod, Kal-El of Krypton fights enemies both small and cosmic in his endless pursuit of truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.

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