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Aquaman #2

Oct 2020 · DC · 17.99 USD; 23.99 CAD
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Aquaman Vol. 2: Amnesty collects issues 7-12 of the 2020 Aquaman series, continuing Arthur Curry's journey as he navigates his role as king of Atlantis and protector of the seas. This arc delves into the aftermath of a devastating attack on Atlantis, forcing Aquaman to confront new threats and the complexities of his dual heritage. Written by Ram V with art by various artists, the story explores themes of identity, responsibility, and the fragile peace between the surface world and the ocean depths.

In "Mother Shark Part One," Aquaman’s shocking return stirs the world as he returns to Amnesty Bay with ancient sea gods seeking refuge. With Wonder Woman welcoming him home, Arthur grapples with his distance from Mera, whose pregnancy has made her marriage a matter of political urgency in Atlantis. As Vulko shares the news of Arthur’s survival, Mera surprises everyone by choosing her own path—while an unexpected call pulls Arthur into a new mystery. Meanwhile, Lex Luthor quietly extends an offer to Black Manta. Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick and illustrated by Robson Rocha, Eduardo Pansica, and Daniel Henriques, with inks by Júlio Ferreira, colors by Sunny Gho, and letters by Clayton Cowles, the cover by Robson Rocha and Jason Paz captures the storm brewing beneath the surface.

Contains 5 stories
Mother Shark Part One
22 pp · Superhero
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]Wee [ChalchiuhtlicueAcuecucyoticihuatiMatlalcueitl] (Goddess of Sea)Loc [Tlaloc] (God of Rain and Water)Tang [Tangaroa]Caille [The Cailleach]Tom Curry (flashback)Atlanna (flashback)Mother SharkAqualad [Garth] (flashback)Vulko (flashback)Black Manta (flashback)Ocean Master [Orm Marius] (flashback)Mera (flashback)Justice League [Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]] (flashback)
Mother Shark Part Two
22 pp · Superhero
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]Mother SharkMeraunnamed Xebellians (flashback)Lord Nereus (flashback)Atlanna (flashback)Caille [The Cailleach]Wee [ChalchiuhtlicueAcuecucyoticihuatiMatlalcueitl] (Goddess of Sea)Loc [Tlaloc] (God of Rain and Water)Tang [Tangaroa]Reverend Mother Ceteaunnamed Atlanteans
Amnesty, Part 1: The Call
38 pp · Superhero
Captain Tristram Maurer (flashback)Erika WatsonRalphAquaman [Arthur Curry]Caille [The Cailleach]Wee [ChalchiuhtlicueAcuecucyoticihuatiMatlalcueitl] (Goddess of Sea)Loc [Tlaloc] (God of Rain and Water)Tang [Tangaroa]Kumungwe [Ku] (God of the Mysterious Undersea)Repun [Repu] (God of Sea and Bounty)Varuna (Protector of Waters, Commander of Night)Atabey (Goddess of Storms and Sea)Manannan Mac Lir (God of Truth?)Amanikable (God of Sea and Hunt)Master Agwe (Loa of the Sea)Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]]unidentified Amnesty Bay residentsConnie Summersunidentified reportersRoyal WhitmoreTulaMeraVulkoJurok ByssReverend Mother CeteaMurkunidentified AtlanteansDwayne FradonAqualad [Jackson Hyde]Black Manta [David Hyde]Lex Luthor

In "Amnesty, Part 1: The Call," Aquaman’s sudden return stirs the world as he reclaims Amnesty Bay alongside the ancient sea gods seeking refuge. Wonder Woman welcomes him home, but Arthur’s hesitation to reconnect with Mera becomes clear as she faces mounting pressure to marry in Atlantis. When Mera defies expectations, Arthur receives a cryptic call from an unexpected ally—while Lex Luthor quietly reaches out to Black Manta.

Amnesty, Part 2: Light in the Darkness
22 pp · Superhero
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]Aqualad [Jackson Hyde]TulaRalphCaille [The Cailleach]Wee [ChalchiuhtlicueAcuecucyoticihuatiMatlalcueitl] (Goddess of Sea)MeraVulkoReverend Mother Ceteaunidentified AtlanteansErika WatsonDwayne FradonTang [Tangaroa]Loc [Tlaloc] (God of Rain and Water)Amanikable (God of Sea and Hunt)unidentified sea godsRoyal WhitmoreBea Whitmoreunidentified Amnesty Bay residentsunidentified creatureBlack Manta [David Hyde]Lex LuthorMecha Manta (android, intro)

In "Amnesty, Part 2: Light in the Darkness," Aquaman teams up with the new Aqualad as the people of Amnesty Bay rebuild an ancient lighthouse meant to honor the sea gods. While Mera prepares for her wedding to Vulko in Atlantis, Lex Luthor arms Black Manta with the Mecha Manta—a formidable android shaped by the memories of Manta’s father—setting a dangerous new course for the undersea conflict.

Amnesty, Part 3: Giants and Monsters
22 pp · Superhero
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]Aqualad [Jackson Hyde]TulaErika WatsonDwayne FradonCaille [The Cailleach]Bea WhitmoreRoyal Whitmoreunidentified creatureLoc [Tlaloc] (God of Rain and Water)Wee [ChalchiuhtlicueAcuecucyoticihuatiMatlalcueitl] (Goddess of Sea)Ralph (death)unnamed helicopter pilotBlack Manta [David Hyde]Mecha Manta (android)unnamed priestunidentified Amnesty Bay residentsTristram Maurer

In "Amnesty, Part 3: Giants and Monsters," Aquaman and his allies—Aqualad, Tula, and their companions—struggle to maintain peace as the sea gods settle into their new sanctuary on Amnesty Island, only to face a terrifying threat from a colossal sea creature. Meanwhile, Black Manta tests the full power of his new Mecha Manta android, pushing its limits in the shadows.

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