Aquaman, Volume 6

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A new era for Aquaman continues here, as Arthur Curry battles the nefarious King Rath in AQUAMAN VOL 6 I am all aboard for Aquaman Nerdist A solid primer on Aquaman s new status quo CBR Rath, the mad king of Atlantis, is under siege from all sides Seeking new ways to maintain his grip on the throne, Rath persuades his closest friend from childhood to provide him with access to the darkest magic Atlantis has ever known But the result is a threat that may be beyond Rath s or even Aquaman s power to control Rath s ally, Kadaver, is given the power of the Atlantean vaults of magic and becomes a mindless servant of the king Rath s dominance seems a foregone conclusion that is, until Aquaman and some unlikely allies storm the gates It s a battle royal for the future of the undersea kingdom, but as Rath pays an unexpected price for ultimate authority, he becomes a force so monstrous that no one will be unscathed by the final showdown Writer Dan Abnett Titans, The Silencer is joined by artists Riccardo Federici Dark Nights Metal Dark Knights Rising , Sunny Gho Captain America, Avengers and in Aquaman Vol 6 Kingslayer, collecting stories from Aquaman 34 38. Free Download Aquaman, Volume 6 By Dan Abnett For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr It was a solid ending to the storyline, but nowhere near what I was hoping for.The last two volumes really took things to another level, and this was simply a decent Aquaman story.And without Stjepan Sejic s gorgeous visuals, the lackluster story really suffered.Kingslayer resembled Underworld The Crown Comes Down, but something was just a bitoff.That is not to say that the art was hideous or anything It was quite nice, to be honest It just wasn t Sejic, and I think it would have been It was a solid ending to the storyline, but nowhere near what I was hoping for.The last two volumes really took things to another level, and this was simply a decent Aquaman story.And without Stjepan Sejic s gorgeous visuals, the lackluster story really suffered.Kingslayer resembled Underworld The Crown Comes Down, but something was just a bitoff.That is not to say that the art was hideous or anything It was quite nice, to be honest It just wasn t Sejic, and I think it would have been better if they had tried to keep him for the rest of this run.Ok, so basically, Rath goes full retard a...And so ends Dan s run of Aquaman I think I believe there s a new writer for main series, after this are crossovers But it was missing what boosted this series up for me Stjepan Sejic art So of course with the new king going a little mad Aquaman has to push his plans up a littleMurk is sent by the new king to finish off Aquaman but while he s doing that the king is evolving into a monster No really, he has some dark energy thingy that transforms him into a fishy monster Come on guys And so ends Dan s run of Aquaman I think I believe there s a new writer for main series, after this are crossovers But it was missing what boosted this series up for me Stjepan Sejic art So of course with the new king going a little mad Aquaman has to push his plans up a littleMurk is sent by the new king to finish off Aquaman but while he s doing that the king is evolving into a monster No really, he has some dark energy thingy that transforms him into a fishy monster Come on guys, this is A...A very rushed end to Dan Abnett s run The latter half of Abnett s run has been about turning Aquaman into a Game of Thrones type book, but here all of the political intrigue is gone You could definitely feel that Abnett...Sejic is sorely missed in this arc.World The art is alright, the art has been phenomenal since Sejic came onboard this series Before him the art was messy and inconsistent and once he came on there was a sense of calm and groundedness to the series Atlantis started to make sense with it s levels, the places and the people within it wereorganized and fully fleshed out I don t know how much this is Sejic and how much it was Abnett cause before Underworld the series was getting worse and Sejic is sorely missed in this arc.World The art is alright, the art has been phenomenal since Sejic came onboard this series Before him the art was messy and inconsistent and once he came on there was a sense of calm and groundedness to the series Atlantis started t...Read as single issues I m assuming this is actually 34 38, rather than the quoted 34 40, since that d be weird, and there s no such thing as Annual 2 The insanity that has gripped Atlantis has gone on far enough With allies from the Ninth Tride, the Silent School, and even King Rath s personal guard at his back, Aquaman is ready to reclaim his crown but to do that, Rath must die Strangely enough, Rath has a problem with that, and he s ...Iets minder aantrekkelijke stijl voor mij qua graphics, maar AWESOME storyline En dat einde kom maar op met Vol 7When your solution is magic trident , you ve lost your way.Well that was dissapointing since Rebirth , Aquaman was about the political battle between land and the sea kingdoms and then the political maze within the sea world , however the ending to that run came with this volume and it became your regular run of the mill Monster vs Superhero story Characters simply turned for no reason and characters Kadaver disappeared for no reason , it felt very rushed Even the art style worryingly started as very dodgy but later on came back t...An uneven but nonetheless thrilling conclusion to the Tyrant King storyline as Wyrd Magicks are unleashed and Our Hero s mettle and metal is tested to the breaking point view spoiler No Kings were slain in the making of this volume hide spoilerThis review has been hidden because it contains spoilers To view it, click here A fitting end to the volumes long civil war that has been raging in Atlantis This conclusion had magic, action, a romantic reunion between Aquaman and Mera, the villain receiving a fate arguably worst than death and Atlantis rising to the surface What I obvi...

Aquaman, Volume 6
  • English
  • 15 February 2017
  • Paperback
  • 128 pages
  • 1401285430
  • Dan Abnett
  • Aquaman, Volume 6