by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief
Official Synopsis:
ATLANTIS… OBLITERATED! After the shocking events of Aquaman #1, Arthur Curry is now a king without a home! But is hope truly lost? The answer lies in Aquaman’s mysterious new water-morphing abilities and a portal into the unknown. Earth’s uncanny undersea hero must train like never before to stand a chance of recovering Atlantis from its untimely apocalypse… or should we say Apokolips? Ride the wave for the biggest, wettest adventure of the year in this second issue extravaganza — brought to you by the tide-turning talents of Jeremy Adams and John Timms!
Creative Team:
Writer: Jeremy Adams
Artist: John Timms
Colorist: Rex Lokus
Letterer: Dave Sharpe
Cover: John Timms
Poor Arthur is going to feel like a fish out of water in his new status quo. In a quest to find his missing people, Aquaman ventured through an Omega-shaped portal to the unknown only to find himself traveling across the stars… Although he isn’t the first hero that you think of when you see an alien landscape, but this “John Carter of Mars”-style adventure is really working for me. Timms does such an amazing job with his depictions of our aquatic hero (particularly with his stature), and Lokus’ colors just pop in this alien world. I loved how Arthur’s costume contrasts with his new surroundings, and the colors just pop off the page. This creative team is two for two as far as I’m concerned, and the teaser for the next issue sounds even better. Aquaman’s new series is ridiculous in the best possible way.
Rating: 
ComicsOnline gives Aquaman #2 – 4.5 out of 5 adventures of our hero in the orange and green.
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