Warner Bros. Animation Planning An AQUAMAN Feature?

Warner Bros. Animation Planning An AQUAMAN Feature?

Aquaman was once a character who became famous for being uncool. However, that all changed when master storyteller Geoff Johns got his hands on him in a solo title as part of DC's "The New 52". Well, it now appears as if the character will be getting his own animated feature. Check it out!

By JoshWilding - Aug 11, 2013 05:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Aquaman


As you can see from the Tweet below, Justice League and Aquaman writer Geoff Johns has seemingly confirmed that Arthur Curry will soon be starring in his own - or at least as a major part of - DC animated movie. The Flash was recently given the spotlight in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox and that movie actually introduced an animated version of "The New 52". For that reason, it seems like any movie starring Aquaman will be based on Johns' critically acclaimed run.


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