TIDBIT | Jason Mamoa's Aquaman v Mark Calaway's Undertaker

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This is my first post that is an analysis. It will be really brief, then let the commenting begin. Anyone notice that the DC Extended (or Cinematic as I am calling it) Universe's version of Aquaman has an eerily similar look to what we have seen before ...

DCEU's Aquaman
WWE's Undertaker

Yes, the new Aquaman is definitely aggressive looking with the long black hair ... but let's give credit where credit is due. I love you all at DC, but somebody has some explaining to do.



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