Ray: More a slow-burn teen romance than a superhero comic, You Brought Me the Ocean by Alex Sanchez and Julie Maroh is a groundbreaker for DC’s OGN line in more ways than one.

You Brought Me the Ocean Alex Sanchez, Writer Julie Maroh, Artist Ray 8/10. HBO Max is currently prepping a spinoff of “The Batman” starring Colin Farrell as The Penguin as well as a Green Lantern series from Greg Berlanti among several other projects. You Brought Me the Ocean cover, via DC Comics. You Brought Me The Ocean by Alex Sanchez, Julie Maroh (Illustrator) 4.2 (9) Paperback 16.99 Paperback 16.99 eBook 12. The voices that shaped LGBTQ Young Adult literature, Lambda Award-Winning author Alex Sanchez (Rainbow Boys) and New York Timesbestselling illustrator Julie Maroh (Blue Is the Warmest Color), present a new coming-out romance and origin story for Aqualad. Written by Alex Sanchez with art by Julie Maroh, You Brought Me the Ocean follows Jake Hyde, a teenager living in New Mexico who doesnt swim, but finds himse The list of HBO Max projects based on. In addition to “Titans,” the streamer also currently has the live-action series “Doom Patrol” and the animated series “Harley Quinn,” all of which migrated over to HBO Max after DC Universe shutdown. This is the latest in a growing string of DC shows either in the works, on the way, or already airing on HBO Max. Hyde would later go on to become the second Aquaman in the DC canon.Ī different iteration of the character, Garth, recently appeared on the HBO Max live-action show “Titans” and is played by Drew Van Acker. The Jake Hyde version of Aqualad first debuted in 2010 and was created by Brandon Vietti, Greg Weisman and Phil Bourassa for the animated television series “Young Justice.”Ī comic book version of the character simultaneously debuted in “Brightest Day #4.” Khary Payton voiced the character in “Young Justice.” He also goes by the name Kaldur’ahm and it was later revealed that he is the son of the supervillain Black Manta.