Aquaman Vol 1 18
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"The Wife of Aquaman"
Appearing in "The Wife of Aquaman"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Oceanus
Other Characters:
- Atlanteans
- Professor Xeon Kreon (Single appearance)
- Robin (Dick Grayson)
- Tumol
- Justice League of America
Locations:
Items:
- None
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "The Wife of Aquaman"
Aquaman is crowned king of all Atlantis. To celebrate, he weds Mera. The Justice League of America attend the wedding.
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Notes
- Aquaman appeared last in Justice League of America #31. He appears next in Aquaman #19.
- Aqualad appeared last in Teen Titans (Volume 1) #4. He appears next in Aquaman #19.
- Mera appeared last in Aquaman #17. She appears next in Aquaman #19.
- The Atom appeared last in Justice League of America #31. He appears next in Atom (Volume 1) #16.
- Batman appeared last in World's Finest Comics #145. He appears next in Superman (Volume 1) #173.
- The Flash appeared last in Brave and the Bold (Volume 1) #56. He appears next in Flash (Volume 1) #149.
- Green Arrow appears on the cover to this issue, but does not appear within the actual story. However, it is reasonable to assume that he made a behind-the-scenes appearance at the wedding ceremony.
- Hawkman appeared last in Brave and the Bold (Volume 1) #56. He appears next in Hawkman (Volume 1) #5.
- The Martian Manhunter appeared last in Brave and the Bold (Volume 1) #56. He appears next in House of Mystery #147.
- Robin appeared last in Teen Titans (Volume 1) #4. He appears next in Detective Comics #333.
- Superman appeared last in World's Finest Comics #145. He appears next in Superman (Volume 1) #173.
- Wonder Woman appeared last in Justice League of America #31. She appears next in Wonder Woman (Volume 1) #150.
Trivia
- The Hawkman that appears in this issue was originally the Pre-Hawkworld Thanagarian hero Katar Hol. Retroactively, his appearance here has been substituted for Carter Hall, the Golden Age Hawkman.
Related Articles
- 1964
- Aquaman image gallery
- Aquaman quotes page
- Aquaman (TV Series)
- Aqualad image gallery
- Aqualad quotes page
- Mera image gallery
- Mera quotes page
See Also
Recommended Reading
Links and References
- Aquaman article at Wikipedia
- Aquaman Wiki
- Aquaman article at Toonopedia
- Aquaman article at DCU Guide
- Aquaman article by Alan Kistler
- Aquaman article at Sequart
- Aquaman Unofficial Website
- Aquaman at TV Tropes
- Aquaman (Volume 1) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
- Aquaman (Volume 2) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
- Aquaman (Volume 3) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
- Aquaman (Volume 4) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
- Aquaman (Volume 5) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
- Aquaman (Volume 6) series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
Categories: Nick Cardy/Cover Artist | Jack Miller/Writer | Nick Cardy/Penciler | Nick Cardy/Inker | George Kashdan/Editor | Incomplete Articles | Comics | 1964 | 1964, December | 1964, October (Publication) | Aquaman Vol 1 | Silver-Age | Executive Editor Credit Needed | Colourist Credit Needed | Letterer Credit Needed | Synopsis Written | Orin (New Earth)/Appearances | Garth (New Earth)/Appearances | Mera (New Earth)/Appearances | Atlanteans/Appearances | Richard Grayson (New Earth)/Appearances | Justice League of America (Earth-One)/Appearances | Raymond Palmer (New Earth)/Appearances | Bruce Wayne (Earth-One)/Appearances | Bartholomew Allen (New Earth)/Appearances | Oliver Queen (New Earth)/Appearances | Katar Hol (Earth-One)/Appearances | J'onn J'onzz (New Earth)/Appearances | Kal-El (Earth-One)/Appearances | Diana of Paradise Island (Earth-One)/Appearances | Atlantis/Appearances | Poseidonis/Appearances
