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Namor #1
Namor #1
Travel back to the childhood years of Marvel's Atlantean prince! Learn how the boy known as Namor became the man called Sub-Mariner!
24 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2014
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Andi Watson
151 books91 followersAndrew "Andi" Watson (born 1969) is a British cartoonist and illustrator best known for the graphic novels Breakfast After Noon, Slow News Day and his series Love Fights, published by Oni Press and Slave Labor Graphics.
Watson has also worked for more mainstream American comic publishers with some work at DC Comics, a twelve-issue limited series at Marvel Comics, with the majority at Dark Horse Comics, moving recently to Image Comics.
Watson has also worked for more mainstream American comic publishers with some work at DC Comics, a twelve-issue limited series at Marvel Comics, with the majority at Dark Horse Comics, moving recently to Image Comics.
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August 1, 2016
Holy cliffhangers fish boy!
Actual rating 3.5-ish
It's not really a typical Namor story, they changed a lot of his personality to fit in with teenagers more, and while I don't like it when they mess with the character's I've come to know and love, I found myself not hating this series. Actually enjoying it!
This volume follows a young Namor meeting a young surface dweller and growing into his young adult years. It establishes his relationships with family, friends and the surface world well. As well as touching on how the Atlanteans view the surface world and it's people.
It also leaves you with quite the cliff-hanger! What will happen to Namor's heroic yet comedic friend Bobo? Read the next to find out.
As I said, this really isn't who Namor is, he isn't an angsty teenager. He's an angry prince who sees himself as the greatest thing to walk this Earth. He has one mood- anger.
He's my Pissy Bitch Prince and I love him for it.
But I still didn't hate this volume.
Actual rating 3.5-ish
It's not really a typical Namor story, they changed a lot of his personality to fit in with teenagers more, and while I don't like it when they mess with the character's I've come to know and love, I found myself not hating this series. Actually enjoying it!
This volume follows a young Namor meeting a young surface dweller and growing into his young adult years. It establishes his relationships with family, friends and the surface world well. As well as touching on how the Atlanteans view the surface world and it's people.
It also leaves you with quite the cliff-hanger! What will happen to Namor's heroic yet comedic friend Bobo? Read the next to find out.
As I said, this really isn't who Namor is, he isn't an angsty teenager. He's an angry prince who sees himself as the greatest thing to walk this Earth. He has one mood- anger.
He's my Pissy Bitch Prince and I love him for it.
But I still didn't hate this volume.
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