by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado
I liked this one but I didn't fall in love with it. I think that it was all the quips about how Aquaman in nobody's favorite hero, how he talks to fishes, etc. that got old fast. I'd still probably pick up the next volume when I can because the action was spot on.
I liked this one but I didn't fall in love with it. I think that it was all the quips about how Aquaman in nobody's favorite hero, how he talks to fishes, etc. that got old fast. I'd still probably pick up the next volume when I can because the action was spot on.
Words cannot express how surprised I was at this series. Arthur is clearly his own man, trying to do good and dealing with the ridicule of being ~Aquaman~. There's a huge time lapse between his father's death and present time. I can't wait to see the backstory. Plus! Mera! A sea goddess, a true bada...
Let me just round up my Top 5 New 52 heroes just to give you an idea of how awesome this Aquaman is.1. Batman2. Batwoman3. Animal Man4. Swamp Thing5. AquamanYeah, Aquaman is rounding out a Top 5 of entirely bad ass comic book characters, and leaving many others in the dust behind him (or should I sa...
I will admit that I did not go into this as an Aquaman fan, in fact that only reason I took the chance on it was a review by Christa at More Than Just Magic (Review here). She spoke highly of it and I decided that I’d give it a shot and see if it was something I would continue.Aquaman is one of the ...
Well, this was fun. I'd never really thought about Aquaman much before reading [b:Blackest Night|7052524|Blackest Night|Geoff Johns|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1342895794s/7052524.jpg|7076647]. But he was a cool character there. And Mera was even more so. So here I am, reading an Aquaman (and Mera)...
I think among the reboot, Aquaman and The Flash's storylines are the only ones I enjoy. P.S.: I still need to check out Animal Man and Swamp Thing because I've heard some positive reviews about those.
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