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DC Comics editor Andrea Shea teases Aquamen, a new oceanic superhero title set to launch in 2022.
What’s better than one Aquaman? Aquamen!
On Twitter, DC Associate Editor Andrea Shea revealed the official logo for an upcoming comic titled Aquamen, which is apparently slated to launch sometime next year. “Just had an absolutely invigorating call in which [Brandon Thomas] laid out some killer long term conflict and [Chuck Brown] introduced a new character motivation that came with such massive potential I was literally dancing in my chair at the thought,” Shea wrote. “2022 is gonna be the best.”
Just had an absolutely INVIGORATING call in which @bwrites247 laid out some KILLER long term conflict and @Cbrown803 introduced a new character motivation that came with such massive potential I was literally dancing in my chair at the thought.
2022 is gonna be the BEST. 🌊🦈🔱 pic.twitter.com/rx5zfhElan
— Andrea Shea (@whatthe_shea) November 4, 2021
Notably, Arthur Curry isn’t the only Aquaman in the DC Universe anymore, with Jackson Hyde (aka Aqualad) currently primed to take up the mantle in the currently-ongoing limited series Aquaman: The Becoming. That being said, very little is currently known about Aquamen beyond Thomas and Brown’s involvement, the 2022 release window and the title’s obvious implication that the comic will focus on at least two aquatic superheroes from the world of DC Comics (presumably Arthur and Jackson).
Thomas is a writer known for his work on such comics as Hardware, Aquaman/Green Arrow: Deep Target and the aforementioned Aquaman: The Becoming. He is also attached to pen the script for DC’s upcoming animated film based around the heroes of Milestone Comics. Brown, meanwhile, is known for writing such comics as Bitter Root, On the Stump and the Aquaman spinoff title Black Manta. It remains to be seen which artists will join Thomas and Brown on Aquamen.
Source: Twitter
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