Aquaman

Review: Blackest Night #2 *spoilers*

source: readrant (WordPress)

The next plot thread of the issue is introduced as Mera and Garth attempt to exhume Aquaman in order to move his remains to Atlantis.  Of course his tomb is empty.  Soon, Black Lantern Aquaman has ripped the hearts out of the Atlantean guards.

Published Wed, Aug 12

War Beneath the Waves: Jim Su talks “Crozonia"

source: comic Book Resources

 Ca DC Comics' Aquaman reigns over this sunken kingdom, and Namor wears the crown over at Marvel. But could a kingdom beneath the ocean contain itself to one small principality, or would it expand, would factions rebel? “Crozonia,” written and illustrated ...

Published Fri, Feb 20

Aquaman (Vol.6) #67 - May 2000

source: The Aquaman Shrine

As they try to escape Cerdia (as the Atlantean ships overhead continue to drop bombs), Aquaman takes Orm under water. They fight for a few moments, but then Orm plays his trump card: he has kidnapped Garth's son! Next Comics Weekend: Aquaman versus the people of Cerdia!

Published Sat, Jan 24

List of super powers

source: SCIFIPEDIA

This ability is associated with spiders and other insects and those with their abilities such as Spider-man and the Marvel Comics character, Cobra The ability to breathe underwater immediately brings to mind the DC comics hero, Aquaman. Others with this ability include Namor the Sub-M...

Published Wed, Sep 24

Fathom #2 Review

source: IGN

 CA - The world of fathom does little to distance itself from the original watery superhero books like Aquaman and Namor: The Sub-Mariner. ...

Published Wed, Sep 17

Opinion: Society doesn’t know, care about Namor The Sub-Mariner (and a few other subjects undeserving of their own posts)

source: Every Day Is Like Wednesday

Namor first appeared in 1939, and he was essentially just Superman from underwater…if Superman was an enormous prick who would occasionally just walk around wrecking the joint for no good reason. Namor fought Nazis with Captain America in the Golden Age, kidnapped Sue “Invisible Woman...

Published Thu, Aug 21

John Seavey’s Storytelling Engines: Aquaman

source: Comics Should Be Good!

5) The origin gets revised. (Frequently known as the “Everything you know is WRONG!” clause.) In Aquaman’s case, he learned that he wasn’t the son of a lighthouse keeper and an exiled Atlantean; in fact, he was the son of Atlantean royalty and immortal sorcerers, sired as part of a secret mas...

Published Thu, Mar 13

Namor, the Sub-Mariner by Paul Maybury

source: tencentticker.com

Sure, Aquaman can talk to fish, but what do fish have to say? The smartest animal in the sea is probably about as brainy as a dog, which means you’re not going to get conversation beyond the level of what’s good to eat, what’s good to ...

Published Sun, Feb 11