Four years ago in DC Comics’ Blackest Night, Geoff Johns brought Aquaman and Mera to the forefront of the DC Universe, subsequently reinvigorating the King of Atlantis’ mojo in the DCU let alone in general pop culture.
Though Aquaman’s title has been going strong in the New 52, today we got word from DC that Johns will be stepping away from the book after November's issue #25, which features the conclusion of the current “Death of a King” arc.
I had a quick chat with Johns about his decision to leave the title and his plans for the character in his ongoing run on Justice League.
IGN Comics: I’m bummed, man!
Geoff Johns: Yeah, I am too! I absolutely love Aquaman and the character has been a passion since Blackest Night. That was 2009, so I’ve been rebuilding the character and reintroducing him through Blackest Night, Brightest Day, and Aquaman for a little over four years now. What I wanted to do was build that character and his world, first with Ivan
via IGN All http://feeds.ign.com/~r/ign/all/~3/qXZK7B_gCa0/geoff-johns-leaving-aquaman
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