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CATALOG RECORD

Aquaman Annual #1

DC · Series began 1995 · July 1995

Dates

Cover date
July 1995
On sale
June 1, 1995
Pages
60

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #1 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct Sales

    Barcode 76194120416100111

    Source ↗
  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07098930870155

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: Craig Hamilton, Marty Egeland, Casey Jones, Jake Jacobsen, Jim Calafiore, Phil Jimenezinks: Craig Hamilton, Howard Shum, Craig Gilmore, Mark McKenna, John Stokesscript: Peter Davidcolors: Tom McCraw

Stories

  • Framing Sequence · 4 pages

    A group of thieves finds the Aquacave, and start to read through Aquaman's diary in the hopes of finding where he stashes his treasure.

  • Chapter One · 11 pages

    Young Aquaman saves Diana from the grasp of Triton with help from Pakuul the Whale.

  • Chapter Two · 11 pages

    With a little help from Cupid, Aquaman and Mera fall in love.

  • Chapter Three · 11 pages

    Superman and Aquaman mutually rescue each other from Poseidon's wrath, then go tot he desert to wait out his temper tantrum.

  • Chapter Four · 11 pages

    Mera, giving birth, makes Aquaman swear to stay nearby. But a visit from Poseidon reveals that Pakuul the whale is in danger. Aquaman cannot save Pakuul without violating his oath, and so Pakuul dies.

Publisher’s description

Four stories integral to Aquaman's past! Superman guest-stars as Triton unleashes his fury against the Sea King; Aquaman must aid a young Princess Diana when she is 'chosen' by Triton; Arthur Curry takes Mera to her first encounter with air breathers; and when Aquaman's first son is born, the god Poseidon shows Aquaman who's really King of the Seas!

Reprinted in

Aquaman by Peter David (2018)

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