Aquaman was born to the Queen of Atlantis, no less, but his blonde hair (at least in the comics) turned him into a public adversary due to the curse connected with such a hair color in Atlantean society. As a result, poor Aquaman was abandoned on a reef.¹⁾

He was later saved and nurtured by dolphins until he met a lighthouse keeper called Arthur Curry (remember him? ), who taught him our human customs. ²⁾

Aquaman was born to a queen, but his father was a dark magician. It's hardly surprising, therefore, that he has a nemesis half-brother named Orm. In the comics, Orm (the Ocean Master) has bad motives and ends up becoming Aquaman's antagonist due to, well, plain old-fashioned envy. ³⁾

The superhero and demigod is more than simply a stingray whisperer; he also has sway over aquatic life. This clearly makes him pretty dangerous for prospective foes, considering that if you meddle with him, he may command a swarm of sharks to murder you on the moment. ⁴⁾

This gorgeous weapon serves a function, such as regulating the weather and managing the sea tidal, among other things. It also has an aesthetic function in that it signifies our hero's royal blood. ⁵⁾

Aquaman was barely unknown when his debut comic (More Fun Comic #73) was published in 1941, but Green Arrow's appearance in that first issue drew a large number of readers and caused its worth and price to skyrocket. ⁶⁾

In the comics, the Justice League has gone through several forms, each with its own origin story and DC heroes. Aquaman has been a founding member of every single version since the 1960s. ⁷⁾