The BRIGHTEST DAYS are numbered as this best-selling series heads toward its shocking conclusion, and fans won't want to miss a single page of the action! "Aquawar" breaks out with Aquaman, Mera, Aqualad and a surprise guest star facing off against the terrorist forces of Black Manta and Siren to keep the vast waters of the world from sinking the United States!
Brightest Day #20 is the action packed issue that fans have been clamoring for since the series began. Though it might be too little too late for some, the culmination of the Aquawar has been well worth the wait in my opinion. It never gets old to see a hand get chopped off with high intensity drama. Read Full Review
Johns, Tomasi and an art army have served up a good issue, succeeding in transforming, at least for this issue, a mid-list superhero into somebody important. They also succeed in expanding the Aquaman mythos. Check it out. Read Full Review
Theres an interesting cliffhanger ending, and I get the feeling (with just four issues left) were seeing our heroes being drawn together for the grand finale. As such, its working well. Read Full Review
In the end, though, the White Lantern proves once more to be batcrap crazy, as a hero accomplishes his mission and is strangely rewarded. There are four issues left, and I'm fairly certain there's going to need to be some quick resolution on some of the other stories. Read Full Review
The art is of acceptable quality but some portions seem rather rushed. Perhaps the inking was too heavy, so that it left the title looking a bit 'muddy." The art is still good but Ivan Reis could do better. Read Full Review
I don't know about anyone else, but I'd rather read one linear story as opposed to 31 different stories in the same comic. Read Full Review
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Solid art and a good conclusion to Aquaman’s story in Brightest Day. The new “Aqua Family” would’ve had a lot of potential if it weren’t for the New 52.
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