Aquaman (1962-) #48
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Publication date:
December 1st, 1969
Publisher: DC Comics
Pages: 36
Genres: Action & Adventure, Art & Photography
In this gripping installment, Aquaman finds himself faced with a monumental challenge as he embarks on a quest to rebuild his kingdom. The ocean depths are fraught with peril and the weight of his responsibilities presses down on him. Acclaimed writer Steve Skeates crafts a narrative that not only showcases Aquaman's bravery but delves into the intricate politics of Atlantis, painting a vivid picture of a submerged world in turmoil.
Jim Aparo's striking illustrations breathe life into the underwater scene, capturing the tension of battle and the quiet moments of introspection revealing the hero's ongoing internal struggles. As Aquaman battles formidable foes and navigates complex alliances, readers witness his resilience and determination to restore peace and prosperity to his realm.
With contributions from notable artists like Ramona Fradon and Robert Bernstein, each page invites readers deeper into Aquaman's adventures, blending action, ethical dilemmas, and the exploration of what it truly means to be a leader among the waves. The story promises to enthrall fans of the aquatic superhero and resonate with those intrigued by themes of duty and strength in the face of adversity.
Jim Aparo's striking illustrations breathe life into the underwater scene, capturing the tension of battle and the quiet moments of introspection revealing the hero's ongoing internal struggles. As Aquaman battles formidable foes and navigates complex alliances, readers witness his resilience and determination to restore peace and prosperity to his realm.
With contributions from notable artists like Ramona Fradon and Robert Bernstein, each page invites readers deeper into Aquaman's adventures, blending action, ethical dilemmas, and the exploration of what it truly means to be a leader among the waves. The story promises to enthrall fans of the aquatic superhero and resonate with those intrigued by themes of duty and strength in the face of adversity.