Aquaman, a prominent DC Comics superhero, made his debut in “More Fun Comics” #73 in 1941. Created by Paul Norris and Mort Weisinger, Aquaman is known for his aquatic abilities and his role as the ruler of the underwater city of Atlantis. Born Arthur Curry, he is the son of a lighthouse keeper and Atlantean royalty, granting him a unique heritage that blends the surface world with the deep sea.

Throughout his comic book history, Aquaman has undergone various iterations, evolving from a Golden Age superhero to a key member of the Justice League in the Silver Age and beyond. His adventures often involve protecting the oceans and bridging the gap between land and sea. Iconic elements of his character include the ability to communicate with marine life, superhuman strength, and the possession of the legendary trident.

The character’s enduring popularity has led to adaptations in animated series, live-action television shows, and a feature film released in 2018, where actor Jason Momoa portrayed the King of Atlantis in the DC Extended Universe. The Aquaman comic series remains a foundational component of DC’s superhero pantheon, showcasing the enduring appeal of this underwater hero across generations of comic book enthusiasts.