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Who is the Scourge of the Seven Seas?! All his life, Arthur's been told that he is the King of the Seven Seas. But he's about to learn exactly what that title means - and the dark power and legacy it carries with it. Is it possible for one man to rule every living thing in the ocean? Or is the King of the Seven Seas always doomed to die trying? | Who is the Scourge of the Seven Seas?! All his life, Arthur's been told that he is the King of the Seven Seas. But he's about to learn exactly what that title means - and the dark power and legacy it carries with it. Is it possible for one man to rule every living thing in the ocean? Or is the King of the Seven Seas always doomed to die trying? | ||
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| Aquaman (2011) 23 | Aquaman (2011) | Series | Stories | Aquaman (2011) 25 | |||||||||
| Aquaman Ann 1 (2013) | |||||||||
| Aquaman #24 (2011) | ||
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 Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons | ||
| Title: | Death of a King Chapter Six: Secret of the Seven Seas | |
| Cover Title: | Scourge of the Seven Seas | |
| Cover Date: | Dec 2013 | |
| Writer: | Geoff Johns | |
| Penciller: | Paul Pelletier | |
| Inker: | Sean Parsons | |
| Letterer: | Dezi Sienty | |
| Colorist: | Rod Reis | |
| Cover Artist: | Paul Pelletier, Sean Parsons and Rod Reis | |
| Associate Editor: | Chris Conroy | |
| Editor: | Matt Idelson (Group Editor) | |
| AQUAMAN Created By Paul Norris | ||
| Ship Date: | 23 Oct 2013 | |
| Cover Price: | $2.99 | |
| Page Count: | 32 | |
Preview Text
Who is the Scourge of the Seven Seas?! All his life, Arthur's been told that he is the King of the Seven Seas. But he's about to learn exactly what that title means - and the dark power and legacy it carries with it. Is it possible for one man to rule every living thing in the ocean? Or is the King of the Seven Seas always doomed to die trying?
