War has engulfed the undersea realms, from the ruins of Old Atlantis to the sunken forests of the Seaweed Men. While in the mysterious depths of the Secret Seas, Namor's vicious past comes back to haunt him.
Rated T+
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Well written issue, but the art was pretty mid. I'm enjoying these looks at different phases of Namor's life. The jumping around can be a little confusing at times, but not to the point that it's a problem. I particularly enjoyed the story of Namor's sympathy for the fishermen. The weakest part was definitely the part with the coral man also trying to become the king, but it wasn't bad.
Another issue that doesn't really tell you anything about what's going on. We meet a coral king that gets broken into pieces. Some of the visuals are good, but I'm still not seeing any stakes to this story. When is Aaron going to start telling a story rather than world building.
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