Aquaman was created by Mort Weisinger and Paul Norris, making his first appearance in More Fun Comics #73.
Aquaman was given his first solo comic book series, solidifying his role as a key DC Comics character.
Aquaman's costume was updated to the iconic orange scale mail shirt and green pants during the Silver Age of Comics, defining his classic look.
Mera, Aquaman's wife and powerful Atlantean with water manipulation abilities, was introduced, becoming a significant character in his stories.
Aquaman was temporarily killed in the storyline leading to the 'Our Worlds at War' event, marking a major shift in his comic book history.
DC Comics rebooted Aquaman’s origin and enhanced his characterization with the 'Rebirth' series, bringing more depth to the character.
Actor Jason Momoa was cast as Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe, increasing mainstream popularity and changing the character's cultural image.
The Aquaman standalone film was released, directed by James Wan and starring Jason Momoa, significantly boosting Aquaman's profile.
The sequel to the Aquaman film was officially announced, continuing the cinematic journey of the character.
Arthur Curry is born to Tom Curry, a lighthouse keeper, and Atlanna, queen of Atlantis.
Arthur discovers his Atlantean heritage and begins training to master his abilities as the son of the Sea King.
Arthur realizes his ability to communicate telepathically with and command sea creatures.
Arthur uses his powers to save a sinking ship’s crew, marking his first public heroic act.
Aquaman faces off against Black Manta for the first time, establishing their long-standing rivalry.
Arthur officially becomes King of Atlantis after proving his worth and right to rule.
Aquaman joins the Justice League, fighting alongside other heroes to protect the world.
Aquaman battles his brother Orm who attempts to declare war on the surface world.
Arthur finds and wields the Trident of Atlan, greatly increasing his powers.
