Black Manta finds himself at the crossroads of good and evil as Devil Ray’s secret origin and Black Manta’s own past collide and erupt! Will Black Manta finally accept his legacy of villainy…and maybe even make the choice to overcome it? Or will Devil Ray’s plans quite literally rip apart not just the seven seas, but the whole world?
Brown and del Lindo set the stage for an exciting final issue with this one as the book finishes the groundwork for the big Aquamen event. Read Full Review
Black Manta continues to be a stylishly gorgeous exploration of not just the title villainous character but also a variety of very pressing real-world issues told through the lens of superhero fantastical worlds. There aren't many books on the stands like Black Manta coming from the big publishers, which makes it stand out even more and mean so much more. This is a must-read book. Read Full Review
The illustration in this episode continues with the series precedent of using traditional drawings with a newsprint styling. The dark hues and emphasis on character form and expression are connective and appealing. I feel the artwork perfectly complements the story being told. Read Full Review
This issue does a lot of heavy lifting and sets us up for a great finale. Read Full Review
This series has been pretty up and down so it will be interesting to see if the finale sticks, but this issue is a truly solid read. Read Full Review
I wish I liked this more than I do, but it all comes across as forgettable. The art is better than last issue, but I really had trouble with how some of this comic looks.
this was fine to be honest. not good at all, but not bad either.
this is all v confusing
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