Did everyone catch tonight's episode of The Brave and the Bold, which featured Batman and Aquaman? I hope so!The Official Aquaman Shrine Review will appear here Monday!
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11 comments:
Yes, I did. I liked it, for the most part. This Aquaman was definitely happier than any we have seen recently!
Well, I suppose I will wait until you post your review to post my own thoughts, but I will say that I noticed an improvement. I enjoyed it, overall.
I wouldn't have missed this episode for the world. I was surprised at some of the adjustments they made to Aquaman's character, albeit pleasantly surprised. As expected, the episode was lots of fun. Like the others, I'll hold any further comments until I hear your thoughts, Rob!
I think if they were casting an actor as this version of Aquaman no one could convey that kind of cockiness and bluster better than Bruce Campbell (based on watching the last two seasons of Burn Notice).
"The time I wore an eyepatch..."
I'll wait for the review for my curmudgeonly comments ...
I loved the episode, but then again it had Aquaman and Scuba Bats, and you know I'm a sucker for Scuba Bats!
Still I think this is a great show for kids, great introduction to the DC Universe.
verily I enjoyed it. Very fun to watch.
My kids were enthralled, I have to admit I really dug this larger than life version.
Aquaman with water swords, water ball fetch with a dolphin and a gigantic hug for a reluctant batman! What a makeover for the King of the Sea.
I also enjoyed the teenage version of Aquaman as the new crowned king!
It was great - I liked the jovial kingly aspect of Aquaman. I absolutely loved the Black Manta's portrayal as well. Fun stuff!
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