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A review by ofmiceandmenudo
Aquaman, Volume 1: The Drowning by Rob Williams, Scot Eaton, Dan Abnett, Brad Walker, Phillipe Briones, Riccardo Federici, Mirko Colak, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Stjepan Šejić, Philippe Briones
5.0
This Aquaman series is amazing! In this new 52 series Aquaman, is no longer the butt of jokes, he's a badass!
Arthur is not fully accepted by the humans, the people of the sea, or the Justice League and constantly has to prove himself (making Aquaman so relatable and real, which I had no idea he could be before this series). The storyline is outstanding and is an absolute page turner, full of shock moments, thrilling events, and relateable emotional battles. I highly recommend for comic/superhero readers, this series is insanely entertaining.
Arthur is not fully accepted by the humans, the people of the sea, or the Justice League and constantly has to prove himself (making Aquaman so relatable and real, which I had no idea he could be before this series). The storyline is outstanding and is an absolute page turner, full of shock moments, thrilling events, and relateable emotional battles. I highly recommend for comic/superhero readers, this series is insanely entertaining.