rcc_1391's review
adventurous
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
pratip_vijayakumar's review
4.0
I loved this issue for two reasons. One being Aquaman is shown to be a grim and morally right Superhero and the Second being it is Metaphorically talks about a man who entered into the darkest part of his soul. His anger ate him and he became a Monster which was brilliantly written by Dan Abnett.
It is a really interesting experiment to make with Aquaman in the forefront.
It is a really interesting experiment to make with Aquaman in the forefront.
shannonleighd's review
3.0
3.5
Not a bad little side-story to end this run.
Much better than the previous volume.
Not a bad little side-story to end this run.
Much better than the previous volume.
calistareads's review
4.0
After the horrible stinkers the previous two volumes ended up being, this is a breath of fresh air and I'm adding a star just for turning this story around and giving it a decent ending/beginning.
I enjoy the tension between the ocean world and the land dwelling world and the pull Arther feels for both of them. He's a always in a place of tension. It simply makes a good story I feel. I love Mera. She is awesome and such a great character.
I enjoy the art in this. I am glad I read these Aquaman stories. They were worth the time.
I enjoy the tension between the ocean world and the land dwelling world and the pull Arther feels for both of them. He's a always in a place of tension. It simply makes a good story I feel. I love Mera. She is awesome and such a great character.
I enjoy the art in this. I am glad I read these Aquaman stories. They were worth the time.
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