Aquaman

1 min - 2008-07-30 My fan-film (fantasy film) take on the JLA. NOTE: I created this video *before* Aquaman had his own TV pilot or appeared on "Smallville," so at the time, I had to "customize" my own live-action Aquaman.

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) This was sent to me by our newest F.O.A.M. member Josh Hill, who picked this up the late, very-lamented Warner Bros. Studio Store. It features art by Eduardo Barreto, an underrated comics artist in my opinion--I'm glad to see he got so much licensing work, because I always thought he had a clean, d...

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) If I may put my nerd hat on (more snugly that it already is, of course), I think I take issue with the song's premise--I think Aquaman enjoys talking to fish. I bet there were days when, in the middle of enduring another self-righteous tirade from Green Arrow on the JLA satellite, Aquaman thou...

By noreply@blogger.com (Pat) In JLA #21-40 we see Superman and Batman becoming more regular features on the cover. Wonder Woman's consecutive string of covers ends with #25, while Green Lantern is first missing from #32. The Flash makes it to #33, but just barely, as his run of appearances includes this one from JLA #21:

By noreply@blogger.com (Pat) Early on when the JLA was arrested, one panel portrayed the 3 members who travelled by plane (Wonder Woman, Green Arrow and Batman). Another panel featured the 3 who could fly on their own (Green Lantern, Superman, and Martian Manhunter) and another panel portrayed the remaining earthbo...

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) Comics Weekend "Blackest Night" by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert, and Joe Prado. After getting the assistance of some "Purple Lanters", Green Lantern, Flash, and the Atom make their way to JLA HQ, as well, where Mera tells them the bad news about Aquaman and Aqualad:

By noreply@blogger.com (Pat) The final JLA team consists of Green Lantern, Flash and Batman, and they head to Central City, where they find a pair of stone idols trying to destroy the local skyscrapers with an earthquake machine. Green Lantern holds up the building with hands projected from his power ring, while Batma...

 CA Aquaman joining Black Hand's legion of the undead. The latest to be resurrected? J'onn J'onzz, the Martian Manhunter. After meeting his untimely death at the hands of Darkseid worshipper Libra, many DC fans wondered if the green-skinned JLA member ...

By Chad Nevett Let’s take a trip back to the year 2000 when Mark Waid and Bryan Hitch taking over JLA seemed like the best thing that could ever happen in mainstream superhero comics. Okay, so we were all wrong. It happens. Spoilers follow, of course. Grant Morrison left JLA and his replacement was Mark Waid, p...

It wasn't Green Lantern or Flash standing there with the big three, it was Aquaman. He's responsible for a majority of the planet's geography, and he's a king in his own right. Also, remember that he is a founding member of the JLA, and he always has ...

 CA His inking credits include: BLACK ADAM: THE DARK AGE, AQUAMAN, FINAL CRISIS, FINAL CRISIS: REQUIEM, FINAL CRISIS: SUPERMAN BEYOND, GREEN LANTERN CORPS, JLA, HAWKMAN and more! Tom Nguyen: Tom is a comic book artist who has done work for DC Comics, ...

press release), CA His inking credits include: Black Adam: The Dark Age, Aquaman, Final Crisis, Final Crisis: Requiem, Final Crisis: Superman Beyond, Green Lantern Corps, JLA, Hawkman and more! Tom Nguyen: Tom is a comic book artist who has done work for DC Comics, ...

 Ca His inking credits include: Black Adam: The Dark Age, Aquaman, Final Crisis, Final Crisis: Requiem, Final Crisis: Superman Beyond, Green Lantern Corps, JLA, Hawkman and more! Tom Nguyen: Tom is a comic book artist who has done work for DC Comics, ...

THESE PEOPLE WILL NOT DIE ON SMALLVILLE: Clark, Lana, Lois, Jimmy, Martha, Pete, Lex, Doomsday (but Davis can), Martian Manhunter, Oliver Queen, Aquaman, Flash, Cyborg, anybody else from the JLA or Kara. If you see someone in the Superman comics, ...

It can't be: Clark, Lois, Jimmy, Pete, Lex, Lana, Doomsday, Martian Manhunter, Martha Kent or anyone in the JLA (Green Arrow, Cyborg, Flash or Aquaman). As badly as some people want it to be true - if you see someone in ALIVE in the Superman comics, ...

 CA - Ink now falls prey to the same logic that often crops up when dealing with the JLA: why have Aquaman or Green Arrow around when Superman could just do it ...

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By dailypop In the 1960’s, Filmation had successfully taken characters from DC Comics and fleshed them out into fully realized animated versions including Superman and Aquaman. They decided that they should go all out and introduce more heralds of the Silver Age of comics. The Flash, Green Lantern,...

Showcase: JLA That moment came with issue #28 of The Brave and the Bold, a classical adventure title that had recently become a try-out magazine like Showcase. Just before Christmas 1959 the ads began running. “Just Imagine! The mightiest heroes of our time… have banded together as the Jus...

By Erik Davis We've heard rumors for months with regards to the script for the much-hyped, live-action version of Justice League of America. While movie sites compete to be the first to obtain top secret JLA info, none other than Entertainment Weekly has stepped up claiming to have obtained an early ve...

By monster7of9 The second issue for the JLA movie had to do with... who will be in the JLA to begin with. In the JLA: Year One - there was Martian Manhunter, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aqua-Man, and Black Canary. Or if you go buy the animated JLA series seen on the Cartoon Network, we had: Superman, Batman, Wonder Wo...

By Erik Davis For the uneducated among us, The Justice League of America (or JLA) is a team comprised of all of our favorite DC superheroes, including Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Aquaman, etc... By all accounts, Warner Bros. is intent on making this a live action film, with talk that Chr...

By Caleb The back-up origin this week is that of the Justice League. It may have taken DC an entire year to figure out and/or let us know how last year’s Infinite Crisis’s continuity rejiggering affected JLA history, but better late than never, I guess. In terms of story, it’s one of Mark Waid’s weaker...

By rachelle World War III #1-4 Aquaman #51 Justice League of America #8 The big JLA/JSA crossover gets underway. I like it when these two gangs hang out. Oh please get Batman to write that note. Superman/Batman #34 The art is really hard to look at. Superman looks like Harland Williams:

By Krypton Knight So the season ender was today and at the end of the episode, the Martian Manhunter introduced Batman to the League. And the JLA Satellite looked like a combination of the Hall Of Justice and the JLU Watchtower. I have been warning up to this series, didn't care too much for the first couple of se...