Aquaman Annual #1
In "Framing Sequence," Aquaman faces a heart-wrenching dilemma when his promise to stay with Mera during her labor clashes with a dire call from Poseidon: the ancient whale Pakuul is in peril. Written by Peter David and illustrated with emotional depth by Phil Jimenez, this poignant Annual explores loyalty, duty, and the cost of impossible choices beneath the sea. The cover by Craig Hamilton captures the weight of the moment with striking, haunting detail.
In "Chapter Four" from Aquaman Annual #1 (1995), Mera’s labor brings a desperate plea from Aquaman to remain by her side, a vow he’s bound to keep. When Poseidon arrives with news that the ancient whale Pakuul is in peril, Aquaman faces an impossible choice—his duty to his wife or his duty to the sea.
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Reprinted in Aquaman by Peter David #2 (2018), Aquaman de Peter David #1
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