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1. Rick Veitch Mini-Era
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #1-12:
Rick Veitch script |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #1-3, 5, 8-12:
Yvel Guichet pencils |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #1-3, 8-12:
Mark Propst inks |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #1, Aquaman Secret Files 2003:
Alex Maleev cover |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #1 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #2-3:
Alex Maleev & Matt Hollingsworth cover |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #2 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #3 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #4-7:
Yvel Guichet & Mark Propst cover |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #4 | Yvel Guichet & Joshua Hood pencils; Mark Propst & Sean Parsons inks | 0 |
| Aquaman Secret Files 2003 | contains
- "There's A Hole In The Bottom Of The Sea" (a full-length story that occurs directly after Aquaman #4; Rick Veitch script; Norm Breyfogle pencils; Dennis Janke inks),
- "The Waterbearer" (a 2-page recap of the series so far, written by Rick Veitch with art by Rob Haynes),
- "Family Ties" (a 6-page story with Steve Conley script and Darryl Banks & Bob Petrecca art), and
- profile pages (written by Steve Conley, with Carlos Pacheco & Jesus Merino illustrating Aquaman, Michael Wm Kaluta illustrating The Lady of the Lake, Tom Nguyen illustrating Tempest, Sal Velluto & Bob Almond illustrating McCaffrey and Sweeney, John Totleben illustrating Hagen, P. Craig Russell illustrating Rodunn, Pete Pachoumis & Aaron Sowd illustrating Mera and Vulko, and Yvel Guichet & Mark Propst illustrating The Thirst);
cover-dated May 2003 | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #5 | Mark Propst & Rob Leigh inks | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #6-7:
Sal Vellutto pencils; Bob Almond inks |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #6 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #7 | with this issue, the notice "Aquaman created by Paul Norris" began appearing in the book's credits | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #8 | Ethan Van Sciver & J.D. Mettler cover | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #9 | Ethan Van Sciver cover | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #10 | Andrew Robinson cover | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #11 | Tony Harris cover | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #12, 14:
Howard Porter & Wade Von Grawbadger cover |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #12 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #13-14:
John Ostrander script |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #13 | James Bosch pencils; Ray Snyder inks; James Bosch & Wade Von Grawbadger cover | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #14 | Tom Grummett pencils; Wade Von Grawbadger inks | 0 |
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2. Will Pfeifer Era
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #15-18:
Will Pfeifer script |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #15:
Patrick Gleason pencils; Christian Alamy inks; Alan Davis & Mark Farmer cover |
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #15 | San Diego slides into the ocean; cover-dated April 2004 | 1 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #16-18:
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #16 | | 0 |
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #17 | | 0 |
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #18 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #19-25:
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| Aquaman (sixth series) #19 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #20 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #21 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #22 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #23 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #24 | | 0 |
| Aquaman (sixth series) #25 | | 0 |
Aquaman, who had been in the
Justice League, was apparently killed during DC's 2001
Our Worlds at War crossover event. He
returned quickly, however, becoming a major focus of the Justice League's
"The Obsidian Age" storyline in 2002.
In the wake of this popular storyline, DC launched a new Aquaman ongoing series written
by comics great Rick Veitch, only recently returned to DC after a long-standing fued between
him and the company.
