While it’s lots of fun to see him toss bad guys around, the real core of the character is revealed here as he is shown in moments of fragility, as the butt of the joke, getting his ass kicked, in his rage and self doubt. Jason Momoa’s brash appeal as Aquaman (and just in general) is well established at this point after his devil-may-care turn in Justice League. He receives an appeal from Princess Mera of Atlantis to take up his birthright and stop his half brother from waging war on the surface. Born of a human father and Atlantean mother, Arthur Curry is now known to the world as Aquaman. As such, I went into the cinema feeling that Aquaman could be an enjoyable popcorn romp or a frustrating, overexposed CGI mess. It’s fair to say that any new movie in the DC Extended Universe both suffers and benefits from lowered expectations at this point. Starring: Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Willem Defoe, Patrick Wilson, Nicole Kidman Written by: David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick & Will Beall (screenplay), Geoff Johns, James Wan & Will Beal (story) Aquaman created by Mort Weisinger & Paul Norris Wolverine’s “Sabretooth War” rekindles one of bloodiest feuds in comic book history this January Movie Review – Demonic Toys: Jack-Attack (2023) Talon’s Tabletop – Escape the Dark Castle Board Game Review Marvel unveils Peach Momoko ‘Nightmare Variant’ covers for December 2023 Geeking Out – Star Trek Away Missions: Battle of Wolf 359 Review & GeekEtched GiveawayĪdvance Review – Masters of the Universe: Forge of Destiny #1 (Dark Horse Comics)įirst look at Daniel Warren Johnson’s TRANSFORMERS #1 from Skybound Entertainment Review – Conan the Barbarian #1 (Titan Comics)

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