Aquaman (2011) 29
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| Aquaman (2011) 28 | Aquaman (2011) | Series | Stories | Aquaman (2011) 30 | |||||
| Aquaman and the Others (2014) 1 | |||||
| Aquaman #29 (2011) | ||
|---|---|---|
 Paul Pelletier and Sean Parsons | ||
| Title: | Olympian | |
| Cover Title: | From the depths... ...A god rises! | |
| Cover Date: | May 2014 | |
| Writer: | Jeff Parker | |
| Penciller: | Paul Pelletier | |
| Inker: | Sean Parsons and Norm Rapmund (pg 20) | |
| Letterer: | Dezi Sienty | |
| Colorist: | Rain Beredo | |
| Cover Artist: | Paul Pelletier, Sean Parsons and Wil Quintana | |
| Variant Cover Artist: | RC Stoodios (Robot Chicken) | |
| Associate Editor: | Chris Conroy | |
| Editor: | Matt Idelson (group editor) | |
| AQUAMAN Created By Paul Norris | ||
| Ship Date: | 26 Mar 2014 | |
| Cover Price: | $2.99 | |
| Page Count: | 32 | |
| Character Appearances: | Aquaman, Mera | |
Preview Text
It's all-out action as Aquaman feels the wrath It's all-out action as Aquaman feels the wrath of Atlas as he makes his first appearance in The New 52! And the environmental havoc seen in the pages of SWAMP THING may put Arthur on a collision course with a certain Avatar of the Green!
Update: According to The Aquaman Shrine on Twitter, this solicit was supposed to say "Hercules" and not "Atlas". The aquatic @JeffParker was nice enough to tip us off regarding a case of "Premature Solicitation" regarding next week's AQUAMAN #29... ...which will feature the King of Atlantis vs the Lion of Olympus: HERCULES in an issue chock full of action & intrigue! Sorry, Atlas!
Note that the final cover is slightly different from the original solicited image (click on the cover above to see the image history and compare the two versions).
Synopsis
Summary
At the lighthouse, Aquaman discovers the theft of the trident. Officer Watson discovers that a plane left in the middle of the night to the archaeological dig in the Azores.
At the dig, Evans holds a press conference as he uses the trident to attempt to prove a theory about Atlantis. He believes there is a temporal bend that involves Atlantis and that the trident is the key to a "honeycomb of time and space".
Comments
This issue features a 1:25 Robot Chicken variant cover.
In the first panel of the story, Aquaman says "Outrageous!" which is the catchphrase of the Brave and the Bold cartoon Aquaman.
