Summary
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Namor’s new series takes a darker turn, showing the hero at a low point in his life.
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Seven kings are after Namor’s throne, creating conflict between the hero and his underwater kingdom.
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Writer Jason Aaron promises a character-defining era for Namor, exploring the depths of the undersea world.
Contains a preview for Name #1!
A new era has begun NamurAnd with it, a new look for the classic Marvel character. The Sub-Mariner hit its final era in the pages of Name #1 (2024)In July. His latest appearance is one of his darkest yet, marking a major visual turn for the hero.
Name #1 Has the creative team of Jason Aaron, Paul Davidson, Alex Lins, Neeraj Menon and Joe Caramagna. War was ongoing under the sea, while the titular hero was imprisoned on land. A preview of Wonder For the issue showcased an attack on the hero by a tentacled creature.
Typically, Namor is known for being a larger-than-life royal figure with a massive ego and an air of arrogance. The series will be a major departure from that, showing him at a very low point in his life.
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Namor’s throne may be ready Jason Aaron has had a big impact on characters like Thor and the Punisher, which makes his latest work with Namor extra exciting.
Namor’s latest journey is a new water adventure that begins with an assassination attempt, as seven kings are trying to usurp his throne. The Sub-Mariner is often seen at odds with his fellow Avengers and Marvel heroes, as they debate the best way to handle situations and balance between the world of land and his underwater kingdom. The issue will shine a light on the conflicts of his kingdom that are looming on the horizon, threatening to reach his royal position, as he reflects on his journey so far.
About his new job on NamurWriter Jason Aaron says, “For a long time, I’ve wanted to do a Namor story like this, something that’s very much a dark exploration of one of the true anti-heroes, and also serves as a roadmap and a redefinition of the whole Undersea. World. In the same way I used to The War of the Realms To explore the various lands and inhabitants of Thor’s particular corner of the Marvel landscape, this book is meant to lead us through the various exotic cultures and wonderful locales of the deep sea kingdoms in a way that we have never seen before.
Namor’s next era could be character-defining
Namur’s current story begins with him showing up in great pain. His outer clothing is far from his usual clothes and costume, being prison uniforms and unflattering, tattered rags. Namor, the Sub-Mariner will have a long way to go as he seeks to retain his throne, figuring out his place and stance in the war of the seas ahead. Jason Aaron has had a big impact on characters like Thor and the Punisher, which makes his latest work with Namor extra exciting.
Name #1 is available now from Marvel Comics.
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Source: Wonder