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Aquaman #43 They Might be Giants
Cover Date: April, 1998
Cerne, a Millennium Giant, is headed towards Thierna Na Oge, and nothing Aquaman or any of his friends do can stop it. It destroys the city, but Spought saves a little of the mystic power so they can rebuild. Aquaman and Tempest are once again forced to ...
Issue Description
Cerne, a Millennium Giant, is headed towards Thierna Na Oge, and nothing Aquaman or any of his friends do can stop it. It destroys the city, but Spought saves a little of the mystic power so they can rebuild.
Aquaman and Tempest are once again forced to defend all of Atlantis as one of the Milenium Giants marches through the ocean, Aquaman then orders the city evacuated again to use it as a weapon against their foe while Vulko tries to convince Koryak to run for High Council. Aquaman then tries to use his telepathy to ward the giant away only for it to become angry setting it's sights on the two heroes. Fortunately Superman Red arrives to save them. Aquaman and Tempest then split up with Tempest preventing a tsunami from wiping out an island resort as Aquaman heads to regroup with Superman. Aquaman then uses his telepathy to force the giant to release a group of whales he has captured
Aquaman then uses all the firepower of his city, combined with Superman's full energy out put which has no effect. Aquaman then calls in the next wave of the attack the entire telekenetic power of the Thierna Na Oge to attack the giant. While Triton continues his plot bartering his protection to the mother of Monsters in exchange for the mother of all monsters. Superman once again joins his power with the Theierna Na Oge while Aquaman continues attacking telepathically knocking him over. However he isn't hurt getting right back up and heading to Nuada's city to destroy the power supply with Spought inside, however he is saved by Aquaman with the entire city being completely destroyed with most of their mystical power gone.
Aquaman (1994)
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
PromoAquaman (Volume 3)Starring: Arthur Curry as Aquaman and Tempest.
The King of the Seas stars in his very own series written by the legendary Peter David (SUPERGIRL, HULK). Whether on land or in the sea, Aquaman battles against foes with a whole-new look and a whole-new status quo!
Peter David begins this new series with a bang. Based on the Atlantis Chronicles and Aquaman Year 1, we know that Aquaman continued documenting events where his mom Atlanna left off. Aquaman's origin has been changed. His mom Atlanna was a queen of Atlantis and since her husband King Trevor was impotent, the wizard Atlan came to Atlanna in a dream and she willingly submitted to him and she had a child. So the wizard Atlan is Aquaman's Father and he becomes Aqualad's mentor. Issue 1 starts off with a new villain Charybdis who steals Aquaman's Telepathic powers and Aquaman's left hand is chewed to the bone by pirrana. Aquaman has a new bearded look as well. Dolphin becomes a regular in the series. Aquaman 0 has The Sea King with a hook where his hand used to be. Issues 3 and 4 has Superboy and Lobo as guest stars respectively. Then in issue 5 there is another twist. In Time and Tide, Aquaman had relations with an Inuit girl named Kako. At the end of issue 5, we find out that her son Koryak is Aquaman's son too. From issue 5, Aqualad split with Aquaman, trying to find a woman who looks like Tula. While Aquaman, Koryak (who has repressed anger toward his father) and Dolphin battle Darkseid's Deep Six. Kako's fate changes during the battle with the Deep Six and she becomes a fire elemental known as Corona by issue 8. She remains that so she may form a sisterhood and balance with Naiad, the Water Elemental.
Atlantis is slowly rising from the bottom of the sea and Vulko and other scientists are looking into this. Issue 9 showcases the villain, Deadline and he is hired by Atlantis King Thesily to destroy Aquaman. The Sea King gets a new grappling hook for his arm that is telepathically controlled and can be used in various functions. So this issue showcases Aquaman's ability to perform as a hero outside of his watery realm. Koryak is embraced by the people of Atlantis and he envisions himself ruling one day. King Thesily dies in an attempt to murder Koryak and he refuses to help him as another earthquake shakes Atlantis. By issue 11, Koryak leads the Atlanteans out of Atlantis to seek their destiny, while Aquaman and Dolphin stay back. At the end of issue 11 Aquaman and Dolphin take their relationship to the next level and the issue ends with a surprise guest Mera. Thanatos returns and traps Aquaman and Dolphin in his realm while he goes at with the blue costume as the new Aquaman. He apparently meets his fate at the end of issue 14 at the hads of Major Disaster, in an Underworld Unleashed Crossover. Aquaman finds out that Mera and a boy named AJ have lived in Thanatos' Realm. AJ cannot exist in this realm without severe aging. So he has to stay and Mera goes back with him. Mera did say that AJ may be Aquaman's son (they resemble each other).
The Justice League guests in issue 16 to investigate the threats to the surface world that Aquaman (actually Thanatos) made. They have a great battle with the Sea King and Mera. Wonder Woman and the Martian Manhunter determine that Aquaman is not a threat and wants to be left alone, so they peaceably leave but agree to monitor future actions of the King of Atlantis. The Posedonians ask King Iqula of Tritonis for passage through their sacred tunnels. Iqula warns of the danger but they don't heed his advice and they become pawns of Kordax (ancient villain of Atlantis)
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