Aquaman #7 is a major turning point that delivers a powerful emotional punch. It leaves you eager to see how Aquaman and his now adult daughter will navigate this new, heartbreaking reality and confront the formidable Dagon. This issue solidifies Jeremy Adams' run as one of the most intriguing and emotionally resonant in recent Aquaman history. Read Full Review

It's such a huge reset for the title that I can't even guess what'll come next but I suppose that's the mark of a run that manages to genuinely shake things up for its character. Read Full Review

This issue may also remind fans of Geoff Johns' Throne of Atlantis arcbut with more reflection and less spectacle. If Johns was about reclaiming Arthurs authority, Adams is more interested in questioning whether that authority is even just. Read Full Review

Aquaman #7 is a pretty solid issue that moves the plot forward quite a bit which is also satisfying. The "twist adds some good emotional content and all the while Aquaman continues to be written very "in character. This may not be the best issue of the series, but it's definitely better than the previous issue. I feel like Jeremy Adams has a longer resolution that will play out and next month's "finale is just the midpoint of the greater saga. Read Full Review

Adams' run has been full of surprises, and has been full of humor and intrigue. Hes brought some great moments with his artistic partners, John Timms and Michael Shelfer, who have brought us both fantasy and steampunk, building a world thats full of wonder and magic. The additions to the cast has elevated this run, and I cant wait to see where we end up. Read Full Review

Adams provides answers to reader questions exactly when needed to hook them once more. However, some of those answers have left me feeling unsure. Either way, I'm interested to see where the battle takes us next issue and how lasting the effects of Dagon's actions will be. Read Full Review

Aquaman #7 is a visually appealing comic with some exciting moments, but it struggles to maintain a consistent pace and fully develop its emotional beats. While it sets the stage for a dramatic showdown, the journey there feels a bit underdeveloped. Read Full Review