Aquaman #3
SCORE: 66
Have you ever noticed that some comic book series get worse with each
and every single issue? That is how I feel about this one. Aquaman #3 is
worse than the second issue which was worse that the first issue. The
direction at first was interesting, but Aquaman #3 is totally losing me.
I am not sure how much longer I am going to keep reading this series. I
may be done with Aquaman pretty soon.
Aquaman #3 cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Aquaman #3. Advertisements can be found throughout this comic
book. There is not a page devoted to the next issue. I can tell this
series is not done yet. We do get the page about Absolute Martian
Manhunter. I am so glad I did not get into the Absolute universe at all.
I will include spoilers in my review of the Aquaman #3 comic book.
The issues families can have with Aquaman #3 are violence, blood, lack
of attire, magic, false gods, and more Dagon wants Aquaman. I guess he
is going to try and possess him or something evil like that. There are
two stories within Aquaman #3. We have a flash back when Arthur was a
kid, and we have where Aquaman is with those other two characters on
this alien world.
Dagon sends some mermaids that can fly in the air to go and collect
Arthur. While the other two are working on weapons to fight Dagon,
Aquaman is attacked and kidnapped. Aquaman is on his way to another
world or a moon or something. Somehow there is a water current going up
to this other location and they are in a small boat. The other two
finish the weapon and realize Aquaman is gone.
The flashback is about when lightning hit the light house and there was
a boat coming too close to the shore. Arthur's father teaches him how to
use oil in the lamp instead of electricity. They save the boat just in
time in Aquaman #3. There was a lesson in there about doing what needed
to be done. Aquaman #3 helps us understand the morals and ethics Aquaman
was raised with.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Adams, Timms, Lokus
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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