Warner Bros.' Aquaman movie is going to have a scary tone, according to director James Wan, who expressed his excitement in bringing his horror sensibilities to the film today at San Diego Comic-Con.
"I love the fact that [Aquaman's] never really been portrayed in the feature movie world before," Wan said during the Warner Bros. SDCC panel, adding that he's excited to have "the opportunity to explore this universe and bring a bit of my horror element into this, the deep sea, the scary world, and then also explore the wondrous world of Atlantis."
Today brought with it plenty of other exciting content for DC fans, as Warner Bros. debuted the first trailers for Wonder Woman and Justice League, the latter of which you can check out below.
James Wan, who also directed Furious 7, most recently returned to the world of horror with The Conjuring 2. For more on that film, read IGN's review.
Aquaman opens in theaters on July 27, 2018 and stars Jason Momoa as the Atlantean hero. For more on Warner Bros.' upcoming superhero film, which won't be an origin story, find out why Wan chose to direct Aquaman over The Flash.
Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter and subscribe to him on YouTube.
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