Aquaman #4
SCORE: 67
I had already purchased Aquaman #4 before I read the last issue and
decided I would be done with this series. Aquaman #4 follows the
predictable path that I expected it to. Aquaman #4 is actually a bit
better than the last issue. I do not feel that Aquaman #4 did enough to
make me want to keep reading this series. I am on the fence about the
fifth issue. I might read it and review it and I might not.
Aquaman #4 cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Aquaman #4. Spoilers will be a part of this comic book review.
The issues for families within Aquaman #4 are enticement to lust, lack
of attire, violence, blood, false gods, and more. The DC Nation
Spotlight in Aquaman #4 is on the Summer of Superman Special #1. It is
interesting how they are always plugging some other product.
Aquaman wakes up on the ship and finds out he is being taken to Dagon.
He is chained to the floor of the boat. Aquaman uses his powers to draw
the water out of the wood in the flooring to make it brittle. Aquaman
escapes through the hole he makes in the floor. He then uses his water
powers to keep his pursuers are bay. The other two show up and help him
by breaking his chains.
Aquaman is given a cool new weapon in Aquaman #4. The name of this new
weapon is Thalassa, the Trilance Saber. It looks like a mix between a
sword and a trident. The middle prong is really long like a sword. There
are two much shorter prongs on each side. Aquaman comments that the
sword feels like an extension of himself in Aquaman #4. He uses it to
destroy the boat that he was captured on.
Can you guess what Aquaman plans to do next? Aquaman #4 lets us know
that the next stop is to go and see this Dagon. The horrible guy that
had him kidnapped. The end destination stays the same. The only
difference is Aquaman is free and he is armed with this nice special
weapon. Part of me wants to see how that battle goes. Part of me wants
to be done with this series and save a little bit of money.
- Paul
Graphics: 64%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 61%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Adams, Timms, Lokus
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
Got a question, comment,
or a concern regarding this
review?
Email them to:
GameReviews@familyfriendlygaming.com
Do you appreciate Reviews like this one? Have you ever
considered helping Family Friendly Gaming? For more information
click
here.