Cover: Martin Egeland & Brad Vancata

Aquaman #2

Sep 1994 · DC · 1.50 USD; 2.10 CAD; 0.70 GBP

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“Single Wet Female”

In "Single Wet Female," Aquaman faces a terrifying twist when Charybdis steals his powers—only to discover they’re not as reliable as he believed. With Aqualad and Dolphin by his side, he pursues the villain to land, where a brutal confrontation tests his strength and resolve. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Martin Egeland, with inks by Brad Vancata, colors by Tom McCraw, and letters by Dan Nakrosis, this 1994 issue features a cover by Egeland and Vancata.

writer Peter David · artist Martin Egeland · inker Brad Vancata · colorist Tom McCraw · letterer Dan Nakrosis · cover Martin Egeland, Brad Vancata

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Full credits

writer Peter David

artist Martin Egeland

inker Brad Vancata

colorist Tom McCraw

letterer Dan Nakrosis

cover pencils Martin Egeland

cover inks Brad Vancata

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Charybdis steals Aquaman's powers, which aren't at useful as he thought. After Aqualad frees Aquaman and Dolphin, they chase Charybdis to land, where he destroys Aquaman's hand before being shot by Dolphin.

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