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==Golden Age== | ==Golden Age== | ||
This version of Aquaman had done-in-one adventures that involved a number of recurring characters, but generally had no overall arc. | This version of Aquaman had done-in-one adventures that involved a number of recurring characters, but generally had no overall arc. | ||
[[Stories#Golden_Age|Golden Age Stories]] | |||
==Early Silver Age== | ==Early Silver Age== | ||
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===Brightest Day=== | ===Brightest Day=== | ||
Aquaman is reincarnated to fight the greatest threat the world has known. | |||
===Flashpoint=== | |||
The world changes in a flash, and Aquaman's altered history makes him a villain on a massive scale. | |||
==The New DC Universe== | |||
After Flashpoint, Aquaman stars in a news series. | |||
Revision as of 20:53, 6 June 2011
Golden Age
This version of Aquaman had done-in-one adventures that involved a number of recurring characters, but generally had no overall arc.
Early Silver Age
A continuation of the Golden Age sensibility of done-in-one adventures, with an added recurring cast and eventually longer stories.
Topo
The start of the Silver Age.
Aqualad
Aquaman finally gets a human sidekick.
Early Justice League
As part of a band, Aquaman had more exposure to the audience of the DC Universe.
Late Silver Age
The emergence of longer storylines and the destruction of Aquaman's happy family.
The 1980s
Short ongoing storylines intermixed with Justice League events and mini-series.
The 1990s
The Peter David years.
The Naughts
Flailing about for a anchor to weigh in on.
Obsidian Age
Aquaman vanishes in Our Worlds and War and comes back after a JLA event.
Sword of Atlantis
Aquaman vanishes, and a new Aquaman takes his place for a bit.
Blackest Night
Aquaman becomes a Black Lantern while Mera rages about her life as a Red Lantern.
Brightest Day
Aquaman is reincarnated to fight the greatest threat the world has known.
Flashpoint
The world changes in a flash, and Aquaman's altered history makes him a villain on a massive scale.
The New DC Universe
After Flashpoint, Aquaman stars in a news series.
