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    Sub-Mariner #3

    Sub-Mariner » Sub-Mariner #3 - Revolution, Part 3 released by Marvel on October 2007.

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    The clock is ticking as Atlantis’ rogue sleeper cell prepares to strike again…they’ve killed 900 civilians on U.S. shores already, and S.H.I.E.L.D. places the blame squarely on Namor! Can the undersea monarch find the killers in his kingdom before another terrorist attack claims more innocent lives, or will he be forced to defend Atlantis from a war waged by Tony Stark -- a.k.a. Iron Man, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D.? Will Namor find a helping hand or another enemy in Wolverine?? And just who’s behind the wave of violence pitting the Sub-Mariner against the toughest challenge of his life?? Matt Cherniss and Peter Johnson (POWERLESS) and rising superstar Phil Briones (WHITE TIGER) set it off, featuring a jaw-dropping cover by Leinil Francis Yu!

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    Sub-Mariner #3 - Revolution, Part 3 by the_outsider on August 21, 2007

    Namor has always been a tough character to pull off. A lot of writers simply resort to making him into a very unlikable character with no redeeming qualities to speak of. Cherniss and Johnson have managed to find a great way of showing why Namor acts the way he does with the outside world, while making the reader understand his motivations. He isn't simply being a pompous jackass for the sake of it. They've put him in a situation that has no easy solution. It's hard to tell if this story is goin...

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