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Blue Trinity
Publication information
PublisherDC Comics
First appearanceThe Flash (vol. 2) #7
(December 1987)
Created byMike Baron (writer)
Jackson Guice (artist)
In-story information
Base(s)Kiev, Soviet Union
Member(s)Gregor Gregorovich
Boleslaw Uminski
Christina Alexandrova Molotova

The Blue Trinity (Russian: Голубая Троица, romanized: Golubaya Troitsa) are a series of Soviet supervillains, created by DC Comics, that debuted in The Flash comic book series in The Flash (vol. 2) # 7 (December 1987).[1] Unlike their successors, the Red Trinity, the members of this team were emotionally unstable and abnormally strong and antagonists in the stories of the Flash.[2]

Fictional story

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Two Soviet scientists, Doctors Pytor Orloff and Krulik, were amazed at reports of the American Flash, Barry Allen. Orloff was interested with the benefits such powers would bring to society, whereas Krulik was only interested in the military applications.[2][3]

They began working on a serum, which Orloff invented first. Krulik, however, was fed up because he consistently used only animal subjects. Krulik wanted to test with human subjects. The Kremlin provided him with three children, but not before Krulik had tested the serum on himself. When he first used his speed, the friction from the air burned him alive.[4]

The three children were Gregor Gregorovich, Boleslaw Uminski, and Christina. Orloff was left to oversee their upbringing.[4] They became Blue Trinity. They were controlled by the army and stationed near Kiev. They were stronger and more loyal to the Soviet Union than their later counterparts, Red Trinity. Blue Trinity was sent to chase the Flash and Red Trinity, who were fleeing the Soviet Union with Dr. Orloff, who was being brought to the United States to help the dying Jerry McGee, but they were defeated. After Orloff had arrived in America, Blue Trinity again was sent by the Soviet government, this time to kill him. After a short battle with Red Trinity, he convinced them to leave in peace. Blue Trinity had been hired by Rudy West to capture the Flash and take him back to the Manhunter's base in Siberia.[5] However, their attempt was foiled by Red Trinity, who appeared at just the right moment.[6]

Blue Trinity was betrayed by the Manhunters and imprisoned, then sold to Vandal Savage. Savage experimented with them, giving them Velocity 9.[7][8][9][10]

Members

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  • Gregor Gregorovich[11]
  • Boleslaw Uminski[12]
  • Christina Alexandrova Molotova later became known as Lady Flash and joined the People's Heroes.[13]

References

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  1. ^ The Flash (vol. 2) #7 (December 1987)
  2. ^ a b Trinidad Azul Ficha de Personaje DC - Blue Trinity
  3. ^ Blue Trinity DC Wikia - Blue Trinity
  4. ^ a b Heroes of Russia - Blue Trinity Archived 2017-02-28 at the Wayback Machine Cosmic Teams - Blue Trinity
  5. ^ Blue Trinity Blue Trinity - Comic Vine
  6. ^ Characters of Blue Trinity Blue trinity Characters - Coomic Vine
  7. ^ The Flash (vol. 2) #8 (January 1988)
  8. ^ The Flash (vol. 2) #8-9 (January-February 1988)
  9. ^ The Flash (vol. 2) #13-16 (June-September, 1988)
  10. ^ The Flash (vol. 2) #17-19 (October-December 1988)
  11. ^ Gregor Gregorovich DC Wikia Gregor
  12. ^ Boreslaw Uminski DC Wikia Boreslaw
  13. ^ Lady Flash Archived 2017-02-28 at the Wayback Machine DC Wikia - Lady Flash
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