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    Aquaman » Aquaman #14 - Throne of Atlantis, Prologue released by DC Comics on January 2013.

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    Throne of Atlantis, Prologue last edited by Symlen on 08/27/19 10:07AM View full history

    In the aftermath of “THE OTHERS,” who lives? Who dies? And what is the fate of the Atlantean relics?

    The debut of the OCEAN MASTER!

    This is probably the first appearance of Tula also in the new 52. The female guard is not identified but judging by body type and future issues it looks as if that is Tula. This is also the first reference to Garth as well. Arthur and Orm have a lengthy conversation. The Trench are released.

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    Aquaman #14 - Throne of Atlantis, Prologue by johnkmccubbin91 on December 01, 2012

    This has probably been the most surprising series that has came out of the New 52, also being one of the best things to have come out of the New 52. Before this series I had a huge disliking for Aquaman, and was guilty of being one of the many who thought he was nothing more than a joke, which this series has proved wrong. When I heard about this crossover I was very excited as I've been loving Geoff Johns work on this series as well as his work on Justice League, so having a crossover involving...

    6 out of 6 found this review helpful.

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    Aquaman #14 - Throne of Atlantis, Prologue by raw_material on December 11, 2012

    The GoodI've always took interest in Geoff Johns' work, from the JSA and Infinite Crisis to The Justice League; from The Flash to Green Lantern and Aquaman. All of the DC Comic titles he has wrote for consist some of the greatest story arcs from top bestsellers in the world of comics and Aquaman's Throne of Atlantis is no different. Releasing the first of the critically acclaimed story arc, Aquaman #14, is the prelude to the upcoming Aquaman and Justice League Crossover, Throne of Atlantis.In th...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

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    Aquaman #14 - Throne of Atlantis, Prologue by razzatazz on November 29, 2012

    This is an entirely acceptable, if maybe not very pulse pounding introduction to the new story arc which will intersect this title and that of Justice League.  This builds a lot more on the Zero issue and mostly ignores the previous story arc except for the very last part of it.  In so doing there is a bit of a drop off here, though it might be hard specifically to put a finger on exactly what it is.  What it is though is that this title despite being titled Aquaman is at its heart a team book. ...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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