Justice League/Aquaman: Drowned Earth To Feature Covers With Art Inspired By ‘Aquaman’ Movie

Hot off the recent Suicide Squad/Aquaman “Sink Atlantis” four part crossover event, the sea king is due to have an adventure with the entire Justice League next. DC Entertainment have revealed that the forthcoming six part crossover “Drowned Earth” will feature all new variant cover art inspired by the forthcoming Warner Bros. Aquaman movie.

These covers look incredible, and seeing Batman and the entire League in a multi-part epic with Aquaman is exciting in and of itself.

Here’s DC Comics’ press release:

JUSTICE LEAGUE/AQUAMAN: DROWNED EARTH TO FEATURE VARIANT COVERS

WITH ART INSPIRED BY WARNER BROS PICTURES AQUAMAN MOVIE

Covers by Manapul, Mattina Revealed

November’s six-issue JUSTICE LEAGUE/AQUAMAN: DROWNED EARTH event pits the Justice League against a race of ancient and long-forgotten sea gods and an army of alien mercenaries, reveal shocking secrets about Arthur Curry’s legacy, and thwart a plot to flood the planet and turn people into aquatic monsters. In celebration of Warner Bros Pictures highly anticipated film 
Aquaman, debuting in theaters nationwide on December 14, all of DC’s DROWNED EARTH issues will feature variant covers with art inspired by the upcoming feature film.

JUSTICE LEAGUE/AQUAMAN: DROWNED EARTH #1 variant by Francis Manapul

Drowned Earth

The first two Aquaman-themed movie variant covers, Francis Manapul’s JUSTICE LEAGUE/AQUAMAN: DROWNED EARTH #1’s variant and Francesco Mattina’s JUSTICE LEAGUE #11 variant, make their debut here, with covers by Ben Oliver (AQUAMAN #42, on sale November 21)), Lucio Parillo (JUSTICE LEAGUE #12, on sale November 21), Dale Keown (AQUAMAN/JUSTICE LEAGUE: DROWNED EARTH #1, on sale November 28) and Nicola Scott (AQUAMAN #43, on sale December 19) to be revealed later.

JUSTICE LEAGUE #11 variant by Francesco Mattina

The saga begins with JUSTICE LEAGUE/AQUAMAN: DROWNED EARTH #1 by James Tynion IV and Howard Porter, on sale October 31. This 48-page one-shot introduces the Ocean Lords—ancient and powerful deities with an axe to grind against both Aquaman and Wonder Woman and a plan to flood the world. As the rest of the League races to stop the waters from rising, Arthur faces off against his nemesis Black Manta in a must-win battle if he is to retain his connection to the world’s oceans. The story continues in JUSTICE LEAGUE #11, on sale November 7.

While waiting for this exciting event to kick off in November, don’t miss October’s month-long WONDER WOMAN/JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK: THE WITCHING HOUR, also written by James Tynion IV. This five-issue event kicks off this Wednesday, October 3, with JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK/WONDER WOMAN: THE WITCHING HOUR #1.

I review Justice League Dark every month and have also read the first issue of the new Wonder Woman crossover… It’s great! The Suicide Squad/Aquaman mash-up was terrific fun too, so I’m really excited about this intriguing new event.

How about everyone out there? Are you guys and girls excited to see Batman and the Justice League get into deep sea action with Aquaman? Sound off in the comments, as we’d love to hear your thoughts.


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