Aquaman #13 [Brad Walker / Andrew Hennessy Cover]
(February 2017)

DC, 2016 Series
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Price
2.99 USD
Pages
36
Indicia Frequency
bimonthly
On-sale Date
2016-12-21
Publisher's Age Guidelines
Rated T Teen
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
DC Comics
Brand
DC [circle and serifs]
Barcode
761941341835 01311
Editing
Brian Cunningham (editor); Amedeo Turturro (assistant editor); Diego Lopez (assistant editor)

The Deluge (Table of Contents)

Aquaman / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Brad Walker (signed)
Inks
Andrew Hennessy (signed)
Colors
Gabe Eltaeb (signed)
Letters
?

Genre
superhero
Characters
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Justice League [Superman [Clark Smith]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; The Flash [Barry Allen]; Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]; Green Lantern [Simon Baz]; Green Lantern [Jessica Cruz]; Cyborg [Victor Stone]]
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The Deluge Act Two (Table of Contents: 1)

Aquaman / comic story / 20 pages (report information)

Script
Dan Abnett
Pencils
Scot Eaton
Inks
Wayne Faucher
Colors
Gabe Eltaeb
Letters
Pat Brosseau

Genre
superhero
Characters
Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Justice League [Superman [Clark Smith]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; The Flash [Barry Allen]; Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]; Green Lantern [Simon Baz]; Green Lantern [Jessica Cruz]; Cyborg [Victor Stone]]; Seneschal Kae; Tula; Zeekil Neol (Atlantean High Lord of the Armies); Commander Michael Patrick Stubbs (agent of N.E.M.O., death); N.E.M.O. submarine crew (deaths); Carcharodor (Atlantean Mistress of the Fleet); Atlantean warship crew; unnamed Atlantean; Mera; Reverend Mother Cetea; Rowa (Atlantean Elder of Science); Murk; Atlantean civilians; Atlantean armed forces; George Gantry (White House Chief of Staff); unnamed White House aide; unnamed US soldiers; Black Jack; Black Manta [the Fisher King]; N.E.M.O. staff; Admiral Meddinghouse; Aquamarines [Major Rhonda Ricoh; Sergeant Dean Toye; Sergeant Adrian Ballard; Specialist Marcel Ollie; Specialist Gary Kaleho; Specialist Cory Wilks] (US special ops task force)
Synopsis
Aquaman convinces the Justice League that Atlantis is being framed by N.E.M.O. for the attacks on the US, and asks the League to go to the White House to ask the US for a cease-fire against Atlantis. Commander Stubbs, commanding a N.E.M.O. ship disguised as a US ship, leads an attack on Atlantis. Aquaman fights the N.E.M.O. ship but fails to capture any crew members alive to confess to N.E.M.O.'s involvement. Without proof of a third party behind the attacks, the US rejects the cease-fire option and orders the Aqua-Marines to Atlantis on a mission to assassinate Aquaman.
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Series Information
Table of Contents
  1. 0. The Deluge
    Aquaman
  2. 1. The Deluge Act Two
    Aquaman
This issue was modified by
  • Juan Gonzalez
  • Katy Hayhurst
  • John Monagle
  • Jim Van Dore