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Cover: Jim Calafiore & Mark McKenna

Aquaman #39

Dec 1997 · DC · 1.95 USD; 2.75 CAD
📊 ~32,162 copies sold its debut month
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“Bad Relations”

This striking December 1997 issue fills the entire cover with an extreme close-up of Aquaman's weathered, intense face — wild golden hair swept back, piercing blue eyes locked forward, and a school of small fish drifting across him as if he's already submerged in the deep. Jim Calafiore's pencils and Mark McKenna's inks give Arthur a raw, brooding presence that feels genuinely formidable. Peter David's "Bad Relations" promises the kind of sharp, character-driven storytelling that made his run on this series so compelling.

writer Peter David · artist Jim Calafiore · inker Peter Palmiotti · colorist Tom McCraw · letterer Albert De Guzman · cover Jim Calafiore, Mark McKenna

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colorist Tom McCraw
cover pencils Jim Calafiore
cover inks Mark McKenna

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After blasting Deep Blue, Rhombus takes Aquaman for a ride. The others join in, and Koryak destroys the body Rhombus took over.

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