Aquaman and the Sea Devils team up to stop a group of polluters – and a radioactive creature from the deep!
I'm definitely enjoying getting these standalone Aquaman stories and Grey nails this one just right. The Sea Devils are the kind of old property that can be adapted well to modern times in creative ways but, because they're not top-tier characters, will never really be able to justify anything being done of note with them because of modern market realities. It's unfortunate but that's just how it is. There's a lot to like here in getting a taste of what could be, especially with great artwork from Lopresti and Ryan. It's got a great look and has all the right pieces that could be built into something even more and grander. Read Full Review
Another solid digital entry from DC. Dive right in! Read Full Review
Aquaman: Deep Dives #2 accomplished what it set out to do. Michael Grey provided a story that will give fans looking for an enjoyable Aquaman story to get their fill. There isn't much outside of that. Which is fine but if you are not an Aquaman fan this is definitely an issue you can easily pass on and try the Superman, Batman or Wonder Woman digital firsts released this week instead. Read Full Review
That's probably damning Aquaman: Deep Dives with faint praise, but the story does read like a first draft that probably should have been workshopped significantly before bringing an art team on board. Artist Aaron Lopresti keeps this issue from sinking too dramatically, but the result is purely disposable action featuring a purely forgettable team-up. Unless you're a Sea Devils completist, there's no need to pick up this watered-down Aquaman adventure. Read Full Review
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