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Aquaman#32
Cover: Patrick Gleason & Christian Alamy

Aquaman #32

Sep 2005 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD
“The Shade of Things to Come”

In "The Shade of Things to Come," Aquaman #32 (2005) sees Black Manta teaming up with the corporation that now controls Aquaman’s DNA, setting a dangerous course for Sub Diego. As Lorena and Koryak share a journey to Atlantis, their bond deepens, while Aquaman finds unexpected connection with Esther—just as tensions rise beneath the sea. Written by John Arcudi and illustrated by Patrick Gleason, with inks by Christian Alamy, colors by Nathan Eyring, and letters by Phil Balsman, the issue’s cover by Gleason and Alamy captures the underwater intrigue in vivid detail.

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writer John Arcudi · artist Patrick Gleason · inker Christian Alamy · colorist Nathan Eyring · letterer Phil Balsman · cover Patrick Gleason, Christian Alamy

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Full credits

colorist Nathan Eyring
letterer Phil Balsman
cover pencils Patrick Gleason
cover inks Christian Alamy

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Black Manta allies himself with the company that now owns Awuaman's DNA and has its own plans for Sub Diego. Lorena grows closer to Koryak on a trip to Atlantis, while at the same time Aquaman is growing closer to Esther.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).