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AQUAMAN VOL. 6 #30
Cover Date: July 2005
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Patrick Gleason (signed)
Inks: Christian Alamy (signed)
Colors: Nathan Eyring
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Credits:
| Story | Marc Guggenheim |
| Art | Andy Clarke |
| Colors | Nathan Eyring |
| Lettering | Jared K. Fletcher |
| Associate editing | Harvey Richards |
| Editing | Peter J. Tomasi |
Feature Character(s):
Supporting Character(s):
Villain(s):
- Chandra Abbott (first appearance; a serial killer and former officer of the San Diego Police Department)
- Kyle Jerken (first appearance; a psychopath)
- Scarecrow (last/next in ???)
Other Character(s):
- Frank Bolland (first appearance; a former officer of the San Diego Police Department)
- Amy Kingston (first appearance; dies)
- Dave (a San Diego coroner; last in issue #15)
- Erik Olesen (first appearance; deceased)
- Norman Tunney (first appearance; deceased)
- Michell Roberts (first appearance; deceased)
- Nina Yu (first appearance; deceased)
- Tom Anders (first appearance; deceased)
- Eva Iverson (first appearance; deceased)
- Ilana Travers (first appearance; deceased)
- Doctor Niles (first appearance; a doctor at Arkham Asylum)
Comment(s):
- Continues in the next issue.
Synopsis: - A serial killer is on the loose in Sub Diego, and what's left of the police department is not having any luck investigating matters. Aquaman enlists help from friends on the surface, and discovers that the deceased were killed by oxygen exposure, but not from swimming to the surface. He seeks out a known psychopath, but physical evidence rules him out, so he enlists help from an unlikely source, the criminal mind of the Scarecrow. He reveals that the eight victims' names are a clue, with the initials spelling out most of the message 'I can't take it any more'. The two missing letters are C and A, and it just so happens that former police officer Chandra Abbott is investigating this case.