Brightest Day #20

jacquenette_harper's Brightest Day #20 - Aquawar, Part Two review

Brightest Day #20

I love the Aqua-family, and was glad to see they got an entire issue to themselves. It's been a while since I've seen Lorena fight alongside Arthur, and Lorena & Jackson have an.... interesting dynamic. Mera and Arthur have been able to patch things up. But just at the happy moment it happened again! (I won't reveal what "it" is or how it ends) I really hope they explain what's happening soon. 
 
Overall I really liked it, and recommend everyone pick it up if you haven't already!

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