Sub-Mariner is one of my all-time
favs. Like Aquaman, yet different. This is an awesome homage to the Avenging
Son. I like the format a lot and I’d like to read more comics like this. Sadly,
they don’t make comics like this anymore.
The modern tale has Namor questioning his allegiances to the Allied powers during World War II and he goes off finding Nazi spies in order to weigh which side is the more honorable to align himself and his Atlantean brothers with for the remainder of the war. This question of conscience is in the true Marvel style and I was very surprised that Stan Lee didn’t write it.
The modern tale has Namor questioning his allegiances to the Allied powers during World War II and he goes off finding Nazi spies in order to weigh which side is the more honorable to align himself and his Atlantean brothers with for the remainder of the war. This question of conscience is in the true Marvel style and I was very surprised that Stan Lee didn’t write it.
The 1940s tale was a reprint of
the very first Sub-Mariner story. It was reprinted already in the Marvel Comics 70th Anniversary
Special. So, I was rightful confused in wondering if I had read this tale
before or not. Guess what? I had!
Worth Consuming!
Rating 10 out of 10 stars!
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