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Aquaman by Geoff Johns Omnibus
Hardcover 728 pp
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English (United States) · DC Comics
Plot
Collects Aquaman (2011-2016 5th Series) #0-19, 21-25, #23.1 and #23.2, and Justice League (2011-2016) #15-17
Just in time for the big screen release of the Warner Bros. movie Aquaman, DC rush solicits the new AQUAMAN BY GEOFF JOHNS OMNIBUS hardcover! Collecting the entire run of Aquaman written by Geoff Johns, including #23.1 (featuring Black Manta) and #23.2 (featuring Ocean Master)! These issues are illustrated by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Pete Woods, Paul Pelletier, Claude St. Aubin, Geraldo Borges and others, with a cover by Reis and Prado.
As these stories begin, Aquaman has renounced the throne of Atlantis - until, from a forgotten corner of the ocean, emerges the threat of the Trench! Then, Aquaman joins up with his old teammates, The Others, to learn who destroyed Atlantis! But as they seek the truth, Black Manta is stalking them all-and Mera learns some dark truths about Aquaman! And in the "Throne of Atlantis" epic, Aquaman teams up with his Justice League comrades to defend the surface world from the invading Atlantean horde.
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Publication date
December 12, 2018
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thomas has rated54/9/2021
Joder, qué buena lectura ha sido. Si estáis dudando, compradlo, no os arrepentiréis. Qué bien se entienden Geoff Johns e Ivan Reis y qué ritmo dan a la historia, en especial Reis con esas viñetas tan grandes y Splashpages recurrentes. De hecho, aunque el estilo de Pelletier se parece, echas de menos a Reis cuando se va a mitad de tomo. Al final se deshincha un poco la explosión inicial porque Johns ya solo hace la historia y no guioniza como tal. Aun asi es una lectura espectacular. Un omnibus que no puede faltar en tu coleccion
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mcmanuman has rated56/11/2024
Etapa fantástica que sitúa a Aquaman al nivel de los grandes héroes de DC. El guión de Geoff Johns es fantástico tanto al nivel de Arthur como en el desarrollo de otros personajes, y especialmente añadiendo detalle al lore de Atlantis. Respecto al dibujo, el de Iván Reis es espectacular, realiza un gran trabajo en cada viñeta. El otro dibujante de la etapa, Pelletier, también está a un gran nivel, aunque pierde detalle en algunos momentos, quedándose unos peldaños debajo del de Reis. La edición de DC estupenda, nada que ver con ECC, buen papel y magnífico color.