Aquaman #64

This is one run that fans of the character are going to look back at as one of the greats. Read Full Review

Miguel Mendonca's beautiful art adds another layer to this story. The action is brilliantly done and brings the reader into the story with energy and great details. Read Full Review

With Aquaman #64, we've almost come full circle from where we were at way back when in Aquaman #24. It's been a long detour, but Aquaman has nearly shaken off the Jason Momoa influence. DeConnick shows that she's got some classic Aquaman in her with this issue and it feels right. The larger cast will clearly play a role in upcoming issues as Vulko and Cetea appear to come to a detente. Read Full Review

The conflict is finally boiling over in Aquaman #64, and it feels like all of the elements writer Kelly Sue DeConnick has built over the course of her run are starting to come together. Read Full Review

I have been looking forward to this issue for months, and maybe I expected too much because I was disappointed.  Most of the wedding setup and the Seven Kingdoms disappeared to get to an Aquaman vs. Ocean Master fight like so many other stories.  While there is still time to turn it around, this issue felt uninspired. Read Full Review

pizzamain

Oct 21, 2020

why is orm attacking like calling a ton of fish is a bad idea?? glad kelly sue is back : )

Psycamorean

Oct 20, 2020

This was fine but I'm not really interested in any of this.