Aquaman Giant #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Double-Edged," Mera, still healing from past wounds, faces a deadly assault in Amnesty Bay—forced to rely on her forgotten Xebel training to survive. As she suspects Corum Rath is behind the attack, she pushes the Justice League and the U.S. government to stay out of Atlantis, where Aquaman is leading a rebellion to install her as queen. Meanwhile, Ocean Master has quietly built a new life on the surface, far from the undersea conflict. Written by Dan Abnett and illustrated by Lan Medina, with inks by Richard Friend, colors by Veronica Gandini, and letters by Simon Bowland, the cover by Joshua Middleton captures the tension of a world teetering between war and peace.
In "Breathless," Aquaman finds himself hunted by the ruthless criminal syndicate Scorpio, who seek to dissect his physiology and replicate his powers to forge a legion of Aquamen. With the ocean itself a battleground and time running short, the King of Atlantis must outthink his pursuers before they turn his strength into a weapon.
In the underwater depths, Aquaman confronts Orm about his intentions toward the surface world, tensions simmering between brother and king. Meanwhile, Amanda Waller makes a calculated move, reaching out to Black Manta to join the Suicide Squad.
In "A Queen in Exile," Mera, recovering from injury and hunted by the Eel in Amnesty Bay, draws on her forgotten training from Xebel to survive. With Corum Rath now a threat to her throne, she urges the Justice League and the U.S. government to stay out of the brewing war in Atlantis, where Aquaman fights alongside rebels to restore her as queen. Meanwhile, Ocean Master has quietly built a new life on the surface, far from the throne he once sought.
In "The Rise of Aqualad," Jackson Hyde grapples with his emerging powers in New Mexico, determined to answer the call to join the Titans in San Francisco. Meanwhile, at the Titans HQ, Beast Boy’s attempt to host a reporter for an interview ends in mystery when she vanishes mid-interview—leaving behind more questions than answers.
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↩ Reprints Aquaman #14 (2013), Aquaman #2 (2016), Teen Titans #6 (2017), Mera: Queen of Atlantis #1 (2018)
Reprinted in Aquaman: Deep Dives #[nn] (2021)
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