Aquaman #21
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| Writer | Will Pfeifer |
| Artist | Patrick Gleason |
'With the Fishes,' Part 1of 3. 'Sub Diego' faces a new wave of crime as a meta-powered criminal caught in the collapse finds his powers even more formidable in his new watery home!
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Comics Bulletin - Jason Cornwell
Aug 13, 2004Patrick Gleason does a very effective job of selling the more disturbing elements of this issue, as the opening scene where a man is tortured by the main villain was nicely unsettling. The sequence where a criminal who objects to the main villain's authority is crushed by a force-field was also a great display of power, and I can't wait for Aquaman to run up against this element of the villain's ability. The sense of urgency when Aquaman races to the surface with the drowning infant was also well realized, as was the panel where the looter turns his gun on Aquaman's cetacean friend. The encounter with the force field wasn't conveyed as well as it could've been though. Read Full Review
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