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Cover: Patrick Gleason & Christian Alamy

Aquaman #23

Dec 2004 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.85 CAD
📊 ~44,140 copies sold its debut month
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“Loot”

In "Loot," Aquaman faces a high-stakes underwater crisis as he and a new team of Sea Devils race to protect survivors of a sunken U.S. Navy vessel from the menacing undersea threat known as Marauder. Written by John Ostrander and illustrated by Chris Batista, with inks by Dave Meikis and colors by Nathan Eyring, this 2004 issue blends political tension and deep-sea peril, setting the stage for a gripping aquatic showdown. The cover, by Patrick Gleason and Christian Alamy, captures the moment’s intensity with a striking, dynamic scene.

writer John Ostrander · artist Chris Batista · inker Dave Meikis · colorist Nathan Eyring · letterer Jared K. Fletcher · cover Patrick Gleason, Christian Alamy

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colorist Nathan Eyring
cover pencils Patrick Gleason
cover inks Christian Alamy

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Aquaman and a team of heroes brief President Ross and Admiral Hitchens why it would not be feasible to raise the sunken portion of San Diego back to the surface. Aquaman then teams with a new team of Sea Devils to help survivors of a sunken US Navy ship when they are attacked by a new undersea villain named Marauder.

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