Aquaman: War for the Throne - Walmart Exclusive Edition #[nn]

In the shadowed depths of the ocean, Aquaman confronts Orm over the growing tension between Atlantis and the surface world, their alliance hanging in the balance. Meanwhile, Amanda Waller makes a calculated move, reaching out to Black Manta with a dangerous offer—joining the Suicide Squad.

In the wake of a mysterious missile test gone awry, massive tidal waves surge over Boston and Metropolis, flooding both cities in a terrifying display of underwater power. Aquaman, sensing the unnatural force behind the assault, realizes this is no accident—someone beneath the waves has begun a war, and Atlantis may be the source.

In "Throne of Atlantis Part Two," Aquaman, Batman, and Mera race against time to save Gotham from a rising tide fueled by Atlantean forces. As tensions escalate, Vulko reveals Orm’s war on the surface is a response to the missile strikes on Atlantis, leaving the Justice League to decide whether to stop Orm—or give Arthur a final chance to end the conflict before it’s too late.

In "Throne of Atlantis Chapter Three: Friends and Enemies," Aquaman finds himself at odds with the Justice League as he tries to prevent a full-scale war with Atlantis, forcing him to confront Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in a tense showdown. When Orm summons his Atlantean forces to challenge the heroes, the situation spirals—pushing Cyborg to call in urgent backup to turn the tide.

In "Throne of Atlantis Chapter Four," Cyborg receives a crucial underwater upgrade from his father, empowering him to dive deep and rescue the captured Justice League members from Orm’s grasp. Meanwhile, Aquaman and Batman venture into the terrifying depths of the Trench, while Cyborg’s reinforcements clash with Atlantean forces laying siege to Boston.

In "Throne of Atlantis Chapter Five," Aquaman faces the truth that Vulko orchestrated the missile strike that ignited the war, shattering his trust. With the Justice League joining the fray, Arthur battles Ocean Master in a final clash that ends with Orm surrendering the throne—only for Arthur to turn his focus on the traitor within his own court.