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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? | ||
==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ||
At the true tomb of the Dead King, Aquaman learns the real history of Atlantis. | |||
==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ||
Vulko retells how Atlanna and Tom Curry met, then tells Aquaman that he discovered a dark secret about the kings of Atlantis that he hoped would never come to light. He tells Aquaman that they are in Antarctica, where the Dead King arose. Vulko takes Aquaman to the Dead King's tomb, where sitting on the throne will give a history of the events. Aquaman sits. | |||
The Dead King, Atlan, was the ruler of Atlantis but made the mistake of trying to unite the people of Atlantis with others. A group of Atlanteans, including the king's brother Orin, didn't like the trend. Orin took the throne, betraying Atlan, and killed Atlan's wife and children. Using the knowledge of some of the outsiders, Atlan forged the weapons that he then used to sink Atlantis. The survivors of the seven kingdoms included the Trench and Mera's people. | |||
As Aquaman comes out of the history, he asks Vulko what he's seen. Vulko says it's the truth. Aquaman's ancestors were the villains, and they won. | |||
==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ||
This issue features a 1:25 B&W variant cover by Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons. | This issue features a 1:25 B&W variant cover by Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons. | ||
Most of this issue is told in flashback of one sort or another. | |||
The guardians of the Dead King's throne apparently represent the seven different groups of Atlanteans. The one on the far left as Aquaman enters looks like the Fisherman. The Trench are fifth from the left. An insectoid is next to the Trench. | |||
The Dead King is identified as Atlan, while his treacherous brother is Orin. This is a departure from the Atlantis Chronicles, which only clarifies further that the New52 is not the same as the classic DC Universe or even the Post-Crisis DCU. This is its own universe with completely different origins. | |||
Atlan left Atlantis for many years after his family was killed, then returned and took revenge on his brother. Of note, his brother's wife had blonde hair, as did Orin himself. | |||
Characters: Tom Curry; Atlanna; Vulko; Swatt; Urn; Tula; Murk; the Dead King (Atlan); Sala (Atlan's wife); Orin (Atlan's brother) | |||
Locations: Antarctica; Amnesty Bay; Ancient Atlantis | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [[Previews/2013#Aquaman_.2324|Aquaman #24 Preview]] | * [[Previews/2013#Aquaman_.2324|Aquaman #24 Preview]] | ||
* [http://www.aquamanshrine.net/2013/10/aquaman-vol8-24-dec-2013.html Aquaman Shrine Review] | * [http://www.aquamanshrine.net/2013/10/aquaman-vol8-24-dec-2013.html Aquaman Shrine Review] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:48, 13 April 2014
| Aquaman (2011) 23 | Aquaman (2011) | Series | Stories | Aquaman (2011) 25 | |||||||||
| Aquaman (2011) 23.2 | Aquaman Ann 1 (2013) | |||||||||
| Aquaman #24 (2011) | ||
|---|---|---|
 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 | |
| Variant Cover Artist: | Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons (sketch) | |
| 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 (20 story pages) | |
| Character Appearances: | Aquaman, Vulko, the Dead King (Atlan) | |
| Reprints: | Aquaman Volume 4: Death of a King | |
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?
Synopsis
At the true tomb of the Dead King, Aquaman learns the real history of Atlantis.
Summary
Vulko retells how Atlanna and Tom Curry met, then tells Aquaman that he discovered a dark secret about the kings of Atlantis that he hoped would never come to light. He tells Aquaman that they are in Antarctica, where the Dead King arose. Vulko takes Aquaman to the Dead King's tomb, where sitting on the throne will give a history of the events. Aquaman sits.
The Dead King, Atlan, was the ruler of Atlantis but made the mistake of trying to unite the people of Atlantis with others. A group of Atlanteans, including the king's brother Orin, didn't like the trend. Orin took the throne, betraying Atlan, and killed Atlan's wife and children. Using the knowledge of some of the outsiders, Atlan forged the weapons that he then used to sink Atlantis. The survivors of the seven kingdoms included the Trench and Mera's people.
As Aquaman comes out of the history, he asks Vulko what he's seen. Vulko says it's the truth. Aquaman's ancestors were the villains, and they won.
Comments
This issue features a 1:25 B&W variant cover by Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons.
Most of this issue is told in flashback of one sort or another.
The guardians of the Dead King's throne apparently represent the seven different groups of Atlanteans. The one on the far left as Aquaman enters looks like the Fisherman. The Trench are fifth from the left. An insectoid is next to the Trench.
The Dead King is identified as Atlan, while his treacherous brother is Orin. This is a departure from the Atlantis Chronicles, which only clarifies further that the New52 is not the same as the classic DC Universe or even the Post-Crisis DCU. This is its own universe with completely different origins.
Atlan left Atlantis for many years after his family was killed, then returned and took revenge on his brother. Of note, his brother's wife had blonde hair, as did Orin himself.
Characters: Tom Curry; Atlanna; Vulko; Swatt; Urn; Tula; Murk; the Dead King (Atlan); Sala (Atlan's wife); Orin (Atlan's brother)
Locations: Antarctica; Amnesty Bay; Ancient Atlantis
Links
| Aquaman (2011) 23 | Aquaman (2011) | Series | Stories | Aquaman (2011) 25 | |||||||||
| Aquaman (2011) 23.2 | Aquaman Ann 1 (2013) | |||||||||
