Aquaman #33 Review
Aquaman #33 Written by Jeff Parker Pencils by Paul Pelletier Inks by Sean Parson Colors by Rain Beredo I have been enjoying what Jeff Parker has been doing on Aquaman since Geoff Johns left the series, but this issue…
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Aquaman #25 Review
Aquaman #25 Written by Geoff Johns Art by Paul Pelletier Reviewed by Sean Lamont When I first started this foray into comics two years ago, I walked in with a boatload of preconceptions. "But Sean," I hear you say,…
Justice League #17 Review
Justice League #17 Written by Geoff Johns Art by Ivan Reis and Paul Pelletier Reviewed by Sean Lamont The ending. The most criticized portion of any storytelling medium that has the power to make the previous drull work…
Aquaman #16 Review
Aquaman #16 Written by Geoff Johns Art by Paul Pelletier Reviewed by Sean Lamont Being a relative infant of a reader in comparison to the long history of comics, I have often been mystified as to how the medium transformed…
Aquaman #15 Review
Aquaman #15 Review Written by Geoff Johns Art by Paul Pelletier Reviewed by Sean Lamont A funny thing happened on the way from September 2011, Aquaman became an engaging and viable A-list hero. That's right, he still…