As they quickly gain momentum, it seems Batman has been the only hero to see the inevitable conclusion (well, Aquaman, too, to an extent).

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Aquaman and the rest of the Atlantean army have launched an attack on whaling ships, proving the law of unintended consequences is in full effect.

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They are investing a single amount to make SIX FILMS (MOS, Batman reboot, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, GL sequel, and then JL) and all films will be made because the investment INHERENTLY DEPENDS on the premise that it only works if the full investment is fulfilled and all the films are made.

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Along with beat-em-up fans, Injustice is aiming at comic book enthusiasts eager to step into the thighboots of their favorite character (and Aquaman), and these power moves, along with the special attacks, do a fine job of giving the player the sense of being, if not a DC superhero, then a credibly amped-up NetherRealm version of them.

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In addition to the announcement Tuesday that the comic book "Justice League" would be starting again at issue No. 1 in September, DC officials told CNN the publisher would also be renumbering and modernizing such titles as Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, The Fury of Firestorm, The Savage Hawkman, Green Arrow, Justice League International, Mister Terrific, Captain Atom and DC Universe Presents.

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