Aquaman Vol. 1: The Drowning (Rebirth)

While Aquaman wasn't exactly on my list for Top 10 favorite superheroes as a kid, this book made me look at him in a different light and he started to grow on me. Dan Abnett did a fantastic job on the story, brushing up on Aquaman's history of being seen and treated as a joke by everyone (I blame Superfriends), effectively making him the black sheep of the Justice League. Despite that, this story focuses on his attempts of trying to establish a better relationship between Atlantis amd the surface world, considering he's half human and half-Atlantean. Too bad Black Manta has something to say about that. Overall, I'd strongly reccomend this book to anyone who wants to learn more about him

Encadernados americanos são sempre de ótima qualidade quando falamos de papel, impressão, acabamento... Nesse temos o começo de Aquaman na fase Rebirth com roteiro de Dan Abnett. Abnett da um inicio com referencia ao inicio da era Geoff Johns, temos uma luta epica nesse livro que deixa qualquer fã do Aquaman doido... 4 estrelas somente pq achei justo tirar uma pela sensação de reprise do primeiro encadernado do Aquaman na era New 52

La ilustración a veces no es tan buena, pareciera que hay diferentes versiones de Aquaman en una misma historia. La historia lo compensa, sobre todo el enfoque que se le quiere dar como la reivindicación del rey de los océanos y su gran importancia

A great start to a series. An amazing story line and a must for comic fans

Aquaman has been on the receiving end of a lot of jokes over the years, he talks to fish, he can't fly and so on but DC's reboot of Aquaman goes a long ways to restoring his dignity. This series reveals the true strength and depth of the Aquaman character.