The world below is no longer a secret and everything has led to this...
Aspen Matthews must restore the balance between both humans and The Blue as once again Fathom's preeminent villain, Killian, has returned to reclaim what he believes belongs to himself and his people! The stakes have never been higher as this volume returns Aspen's best-selling franchise for over 20 years to its roots, as Aspen must risk the fate of both worlds in order to stop Fathom's most dangerous foe!
Aspen's Vince Hernandez (Michael Turner's Fathom: Kiani, Charismagic, Dellec) marks his debut on Fathom's principal series alongside artist Mauricio Campetella more
I absolutely love the artwork here, its reminiscent of 90's style art but with a great modern twist. The Character development is on point and colors are bright and beautiful. Read Full Review
Fathom Vol. 8 #1 is entertaining in a lot of ways and moves the narrative forward. Where it ends up delivers what's likely a second issue that might be more new reader friendly. With some narrative changes, this could have been an explosive debut reinvigorating the series. As is, it attempts to please two camps of readers and in the end wind up making neither happy. Read Full Review
I like Fathom better than most takes on Aquaman. Even with its flaws, Fathom remains above average and this issue is more enjoyable than past issues I have read. I don't know if this is a must read but it is a fun summer read. Read Full Review
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