Terrors of the deep! A horrifying lost city has risen at the bottom of the ocean, and Aquaman must call on the supernatural might of Etrigan, the Demon to stand between humanity and the dark menace that lurks inside that forgotten realm! It's an undersea chiller like no other!
Rob Leigh delivers the perfect lettering set for this issue, rounding out a top-notch creative team for two characters most consider B- or C-list. The timing on using Aquaman in these pages is well-plotted, as his popularity is on the rise as a pop culture icon, fueled in no small part to his appearances on "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." I am pleased that the classic Aquaman look was employed for this issue, as it is such a strong visual. Read Full Review
And yes, it turns out Aquaman is pretty damn cool after all. Read Full Review
It’s not like they just picked a couple of names out of a hat on gave them pencils; Saiz is talented as hell and JMS’s reputation is well-earned (and while I’m at it, I should point out Trish Mulvihill’s striking colors, which really make the artwork pop). It’s great to see these two talents put out such a classic superhero adventure and it’s great to see DC take a chance on a book like this. I’ll definitely be picking up the next issue. Read Full Review
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