Time is running for the monarch of the seas! Wolverine and Professor X could offer no help; the Atlantean terrorists responsible for the destruction of an entire U.S. town stand ready to strike the surface again; Iron Man, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., is poised to invade Atlantis; traitors within the kingdom are about to topple the Sub-Mariner's rule...and before Namor can confront any of these problems, he has to survive fighting Venom and the Thunderbolts! But which of Namor's countless enemies will be responsible for the destruction of Atlantis?
Sub-Mariner is not without its problems, but it remains a reasonably satisfying reading experience for fans of aquatic superheroes. At the very least it reaffirms my belief that Namor is more interesting than Aquaman could ever hope to be. He's like the Fonz, except he wears a Speedo instead of a leather jacket. Read Full Review
Nothing to see here. All the good, mindless super hero fights and action packed plot has fizzled out. Expect an equally disappointing ending to this series next month when it's shockingly revealed the Namor skeleton is really his own son and that the Atlanteans escape the military! Shocking, I know. Read Full Review
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