Cover: Patrick Gleason & Christian Alamy

Aquaman #26

Mar 2005 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.85 CAD

📊 ~38,841 copies sold its debut month

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“Retroverse One”

In "Retroverse One," a twisted version of Sub Diego is ruled by an authoritarian Aquaman whose motives are far from heroic. With Aquagirl at his side, this alternate Aquaman captures Councilman Asano and the confused Anton Geist, setting off a mystery that questions who’s really in control. Written by John Arcudi and brought to life by Patrick Gleason’s art, with inks by Christian Alamy and colors by Nathan Eyring, this 2005 DC issue features a cover by Gleason and Alamy that captures the tension of a world turned upside down.

writer John Arcudi · artist Patrick Gleason · inker Christian Alamy · colorist Nathan Eyring · letterer Jared K. Fletcher · cover Patrick Gleason, Christian Alamy

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Full credits

writer John Arcudi

artist Patrick Gleason

inker Christian Alamy

colorist Nathan Eyring

letterer Jared K. Fletcher

cover pencils Patrick Gleason

cover inks Christian Alamy

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Sub Diego is being run with an iron fist by a tyrannical Aquaman who is not quite himself. "Aquaman" and Aquagirl capture Councilman Asano, who is planning to lead Sub Diego against Aquaman's rule, and also capture Anton Geist, who is bewildered as to what is going on.

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