Name: Review of Aquaman in the 80’s
Item: Review of Aquaman in the 80’s
Author: Brett

The 1980s were a rough time for Aquaman, and revisiting his stories from this decade has only reinforced my disappointment. The 1985 miniseries by Neal Pozner and 1988 special by Dan Mishkin and Gary...

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