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    Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman #1

    Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman » Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman #1 - Part One released by DC Comics on August 2011.

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    Review: Emperor Aquaman #1 0

    Flashpoint's main series has been a great walk in the park. Is this Flashpoint tie in worth the extra 2.99.   THE GOOD: I really like the art in this issue. Ardian Syaf makes his people sketchy and I like that. This issue has a really good story. We get to learn about how Aquaman sunk Rome. This issue also made me think the characters were real. I actually hate Aquaman whitch is more then I ever did with the pre-Flashpoint version. I loved Markovia and King Brion's apperance in this. I feel real...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Heavy Lies the Crown 0

    This isn't the best tie-in of the Flashpoint series, but it does feature the most intriguing backstory.  I have a feeling that the Aquaman and Wonder Woman war won't cross over to Flashpoint that dramatically but it's great to see how it effects the world on a global level.  Here, we get a look at the villainous Aquaman and quite frankly, probably one the best versions of Aquaman seen in a LONG time.  Makes me wish they'd keep him around in the new DC universe.  If you want more backstory to t...

    5 out of 5 found this review helpful.

    Flashpoint: Aquaman & Friends! 0

    What started the war? What happened to Hypolyta? Why aren't Aquaman and Wonder Woman still together? Oops wrong book but this one is more enjoyable in my opinion! Writing. Emperor Aquaman is a semi-new character yet written very very well and made an interesting character. There is a bunch of mystery regarding Mera, Orm(Read WW&TF), and Wonder Woman and the Amazons too! Geo-Force poor guy! Mera actually seemed like she was kind, and less warrior but thats not saying she doesn't kick butt. Te...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    My enemy's enemy is my friend 0

    In comparison to what is going on with the other side of this conflict in Flashpoint, this tie-in miniseries seems to be a step above Wonder Woman and the Furies.  Both sides of the battle are now motivated by revenge, Diana for her mother and Arthur for his wife. Whereas Diana's suffering is resulting in behaviour which I don't really think is consistent with the character, here Arthur isportrayed much as he would be under similar circumstances.  And while the other miniseries relies in part on...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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