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| page_count = 32 | | page_count = 32 (20 story pages) | ||
| appearances = | | appearances = Black Manta, Amanda Waller, Aquaman (in flashback), King Shark, Orm; Scavenger | ||
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==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ||
Black Manta finds his anger redirected when Aquaman and the league are defeated by the Crime Syndicate. | |||
==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ||
Amanda Waller, recruiting Black Manta for the Suicide Squad, sums up his history just before the Crime Syndicate attacks Belle Reve and frees all the prisoners. | |||
Manta calmly retrieves his gear, killing a guard along the way and meeting Orm. He then goes to the meeting place with the other villains and learns about the death of the Justice League. He takes Aquaman's trident and returns to the grave of his father to mourn. | |||
Ultraman moves the moon, changing the tides and causing massive damage, including the destruction of Black Manta's father's grave. Manta's anger is redirected at the Crime Syndicate. | |||
==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ||
This issue has a gimmicky 3-D motion cover, or a standard cover. The special cover cost a dollar more and didn't provide very much of interest. | |||
Manta would not have cared about the Crime Syndicate if Ultraman's action had not desecrated his father's grave. As it is, he joins with several other villains in Forever Evil to fight back. | |||
Characters: Amanda Waller; Black Manta; Aquaman in flashback; Manta's father; various doomed prison guards; King Shark; Orm; Briscoe (helicopter pilot); Scavenger; various other DCU villains; the Crime Syndicate | |||
Locations: Belle Reve; Happy Harbor, Rhode Island; Gloucester, Massachusetts | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[[Previews/2013#Aquaman_.2323.1:_Black_Manta|Aquaman #23.1: Black Manta Preview]] | * [[Previews/2013#Aquaman_.2323.1:_Black_Manta|Aquaman #23.1: Black Manta Preview]] | ||
* [http://www.aquamanshrine.net/2013/09/aquaman-231-nov-2013.html Aquaman Shrine Review] | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:03, 13 April 2014
| Aquaman (2011) 23 | Aquaman (2011) | Series | Stories | Aquaman (2011) 24 | |||||||||
| Aquaman (2011) 23.2 | |||||||||
| Aquaman #23.1: Black Manta (2011) | ||
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 Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons | ||
| Title: | Sea Change | |
| Cover Date: | Nov 2013 | |
| Writer: | Geoff Johns (plot) and Tony Bedard (words) | |
| Artist: | Claude St. Aubin | |
| Letterer: | Carlos M. Mangual and Taylor Esposito | |
| Colorist: | Blond | |
| Cover Artist: | Paul Pelletier, Sean Parsons and Rod Reis | |
| Assistant Editor: | Kate Stewart | |
| Editor: | Brian Cunningham | |
| AQUAMAN Created By Paul Norris | ||
| Ship Date: | 11 Sep 2013 | |
| Order Code: | JUL13 0166 | |
| Cover Price: | $3.99 | |
| Page Count: | 32 (20 story pages) | |
| Character Appearances: | Black Manta, Amanda Waller, Aquaman (in flashback), King Shark, Orm; Scavenger | |
Preview Text
Set loose as the Secret Society's plan unfolds, Black Manta is shocked to learn that Aquaman may be dead! Without the object of his hatred, how will Manta claim his final vengeance against the man who killed his father? Where will one of the most lethal villains alive turn his rage when he begins a new mission?
NOTE: This issue features a 3-D motion cover.
Synopsis
Black Manta finds his anger redirected when Aquaman and the league are defeated by the Crime Syndicate.
Summary
Amanda Waller, recruiting Black Manta for the Suicide Squad, sums up his history just before the Crime Syndicate attacks Belle Reve and frees all the prisoners.
Manta calmly retrieves his gear, killing a guard along the way and meeting Orm. He then goes to the meeting place with the other villains and learns about the death of the Justice League. He takes Aquaman's trident and returns to the grave of his father to mourn.
Ultraman moves the moon, changing the tides and causing massive damage, including the destruction of Black Manta's father's grave. Manta's anger is redirected at the Crime Syndicate.
Comments
This issue has a gimmicky 3-D motion cover, or a standard cover. The special cover cost a dollar more and didn't provide very much of interest.
Manta would not have cared about the Crime Syndicate if Ultraman's action had not desecrated his father's grave. As it is, he joins with several other villains in Forever Evil to fight back.
Characters: Amanda Waller; Black Manta; Aquaman in flashback; Manta's father; various doomed prison guards; King Shark; Orm; Briscoe (helicopter pilot); Scavenger; various other DCU villains; the Crime Syndicate
Locations: Belle Reve; Happy Harbor, Rhode Island; Gloucester, Massachusetts
Links
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