This is a 52-page coloring and activity book, and even though Aquaman doesn't appear on the cover, generally he gets his fair share of the spotlight on the inside:
There's also a little sheet of tattoos included, and Aquaman is one of those (Parents: be wary if your child chooses The Joker tattoo over the others).
I'm always a little chagrined when Aquaman doesn't make it on the cover/wrapper of a piece of DCSF merch, but I can't complain too much: he presumably lost his space to Hawkman, another criminally under-utilized character. So let's give Katar a chance to shine here, since Aquaman appears in so much more of the other DCSF stuff.
I'm always a little chagrined when Aquaman doesn't make it on the cover/wrapper of a piece of DCSF merch, but I can't complain too much: he presumably lost his space to Hawkman, another criminally under-utilized character. So let's give Katar a chance to shine here, since Aquaman appears in so much more of the other DCSF stuff.
2 comments:
Very cool! Love the Aquaman pages you posted. And a tattoo? Of Aquaman??? Whee-haa!
And you are right. We do get it better than some other hero-fans. Hawkman and others deserve to shine now and then.
There's an ad in the newest BATMAN:B&B comic for a whole slew of Super Friends books, including this one. Since Aquaman isn't in the Grodd storybook, I hope he makes it into the Riddler one...
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