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Cover: Jim Calafiore & Peter Palmiotti

Aquaman #44

May 1998 · DC · 1.95 USD; 2.75 CAD
📊 ~26,396 copies sold its debut month
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“Depths of Perception”

In "Depths of Perception," Aquaman faces a brutal moral crossroads when a violent attacker targets a resort where Jay and Alan are staying, forcing the sea king to intervene. After a second confrontation ends in tragedy, Aquaman makes a shocking choice that sets a new course for vengeance, as Triton takes in the slain man’s son—forever altering the tide of what’s to come. Written by Peter David and Bill Mumy, with dynamic art by Jim Calafiore and inks by Peter Palmiotti, this 1998 issue delivers a raw, character-driven story that pushes Aquaman to his limits. The cover by Calafiore and Palmiotti captures the moment’s intensity, a 1.95 USD comic that remains a standout in the series.

writer Peter David · writer Bill Mumy · artist Jim Calafiore · inker Peter Palmiotti · colorist Tom McCraw · letterer Albert DeGuzman · cover Jim Calafiore, Peter Palmiotti

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Full credits

writer Bill Mumy
colorist Tom McCraw
cover pencils Jim Calafiore
cover inks Peter Palmiotti

Full plot ⚠ may contain spoilers

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Timmorn attacks the resort that Jay and Alan are staying at, and Aquaman stops them from killing him. When Timmorn returns and a man dies, Aquaman kills Timmorn himself. Triton takes Timmorn's son and prepares him for revenge.

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