Aquaman #2
In "Der tödliche Strahl des Manta!", Aquaman und Aquaboy face off against a sinister threat tied to the mysterious Manta, uncovering a dangerous scheme beneath the sea. Written by Paul Levitz and brought to life with dynamic art by Jim Aparo—both on pencils and inks, with color by Carl Gafford—this 1977 issue sees Arthur Curry make a pivotal choice, stepping aside from the throne to entrust it to Vulko. The cover, also by Jim Aparo, captures the tension of the underwater conflict in striking detail.
In this 1977 tale from Aquaman #2, the mysterious Angler returns with a vengeance, pushing Aquaman to his limits in a brutal game of cat and mouse. As tensions rise beneath the sea, the new king of Atlantis, Karshon, emerges as a likely suspect—though the truth remains as deep and dark as the ocean floor.
In this 1977 tale from Aquaman #2, Aquaman and Aquaboy face a sinister transformation, confronting the villainous Hais in a battle that tests their resolve and unity. With the fate of the undersea realm hanging in the balance, Arthur Curry makes a quiet choice that shifts the course of power—handing the throne to Vulko as he steps back from duty.
In "Ende für Atlantis," Aquaman faces a race against time when terrorists seize a cargo ship carrying nuclear material, threatening to unleash disaster upon Atlantis. Meanwhile, back beneath the waves, doubts stir among some Atlanteans who question whether Aquaman is the leader their underwater kingdom truly needs.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #442 (1975), Adventure Comics #446 (1976), Adventure Comics #447 (1976), Adventure Comics #448 (1976)
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