Aquaman #20
This volume collects issues from the Aquaman Renacimiento (Rebirth) era, focusing on the storyline that follows Aquaman as he navigates the challenges of ruling Atlantis while dealing with new threats and personal conflicts. Published by ECC Ediciones as part of their Spanish-language edition of the series, it continues the narrative from the 2017 Aquaman run, featuring the character's struggles to balance his dual heritage and responsibilities.
Aquaman #20 (2017) features the underwater hero in a story written by Dan Abnett and illustrated by Philippe Briones, with coloring by Gabe Eltaeb. The issue presents Aquaman in his signature realm, rendered with dynamic art and vivid colors. The cover, penciled by Brad Walker and inked by Andrew Hennessy, captures a striking moment from the story.
In "null," Arthur, Mera, and the Aquamarines dive into a chilling mystery at a Navy Research base, where scientists have vanished without a trace. As they confront a terrifying new form of the Dead Water and unravel the secrets of the enigmatic "Strange Water"—also known as H2 Point 0—they uncover a danger that threatens the very foundation of the ocean’s balance.
In "null," Aquaman races against time to halt a mysterious signal turning his allies into the Dead Waters, all while a nuclear device set by Scavenger ticks toward detonation. With the fate of the team and the city hanging in the balance, he must uncover the source of the signal before it’s too late.
In "null," Arthur and Mera return to Atlantis only to face a sudden assault by Corum Rath and the Deluge, who seek to unseat Arthur as king. To Arthur’s shock, Rath commands the backing of the Atlantean Council of Elders, who question whether his allegiance truly lies with the underwater realm.
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