Aquaman #4 review | News World

When Jeremy Adams’ Aquaman series was announced for the DC All-In initiative, I was beyond stoked. I’ve been loving a lot of the modern runs on Aquaman and couldn’t wait to see what Adams and co. would bring to this underwater corner of the DC universe. Then the first issue hit and the mystery of this series really began. Atlantis and Arthur’s family disappeared? Arthur being referred to as The Dark Tide and fighting water kaiju in the future? Much like the namesake of the publishing initiative, I too was all-in. However, while this series has been good, it hasn’t been without some bumps along the way. With a bombastic first issue and a couple of slower ones to develop the mystery and new world Aquaman finds himself in, this latest chapter moves things along in a fun…more

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