Aquaman
DC Comics.
Aquaman Archives 1 (Adventure Comics 260-280, 282, Showcase 30-31;
w Jack Miller; a Nick Cardy, Ramona Fradon, Lee Elias). [From
DC Comics: Aquaman: The King of the Seven Seas. A pretty impressive
title, but over the years perhaps no other major DC character has moved
through so many titles and gone through so many retoolings and relaunches.
He first appeared as a backup feature in More Fun Comics #73 (November 1941),
moved on to Adventure Comics in 1946 for a long run, and then popped up
for a brief run in Detective Comics (July 1961) and World's Finest Comics
(May 1962). He was a charter member of the Justice League of America (not
to mention the Super Friends!) and has had two of his own titles and three
limited series. He has even had two completely different origins. A pretty
busy guy, and it certainly isn't over yet! The stories presented in this
Archive Edition mark one of Aquaman's true high points, beginning with the
story where he really entered the Silver Age of comics - a story that just
happens to contain a revised origin. Volume One of The Aquaman Archives
showcases over twenty underwater adventures by some of DC's finest writers,
and features art by one of the all-too-few female stars of comics, Ramona
Fradon. So come on in, the water's fine!] 
Showcase Presents: Aquaman 1 (Adventure Comics 260-280, 282, 284, Lois Lane 12, Showcase 30-33, Detective 293-300, Jimmy Olsen 55, Aquaman 1-6, World's Finest 125-129; w Robert Bernstein, Jack Miller; a Nick Cardy, Ramona Fradon, Kurt Schaffenberger, et al.). [From DC Comics: Over 500 pages highlighting classic tales of Aquaman, featuring the debuts of Mera and Aqualad!] 
Showcase Presents: Aquaman 2 (Aquaman 7-23, World's Finest 130-133, 135, 137, 139, Brave & Bold 51; w Jack Miller, Bob Haney, et al.; a Ramona Fradon, Nick Cardy, Howard Purcell, et al.). [From DC Comics: More 1960s adventures of the master of the sea!] 1/23/08 
Time
and Tide (4-issue mini; w Peter David; a Kirk Jarvinen, Brad Vancata).
[From DC Comics: Aquaman's mysterious past, from his childhood adoption
by a school of dolphins to his emergence as a hero, is explored in this
collection of the 4-part AQUAMAN: TIME AND TIDE miniseries.] 
The
Water Bearer (Aquaman 1-4 and stories from Aquaman: Secret Files 1 and
JLA/JSA Secret Files 1; w Rick Veitch; a Yvel Guichet, Norm Breyfogle, Joshua
Hood, Dietrich Smith, et al.). [From DC Comics: Banished
from Atlantis! Branded a traitor! This is Aquaman as you've never seen him
before! Join writer Rick Veitch, pencillers Yvel Guichet, Norm Breyfogle,
Joshua Hood, and Dietrich Smith, inkers Mark Propst, Dennis Janke and Sean
Parsons, and cover artist J.G. Jones as they present a refreshing new take
on a classic hero in AQUAMAN: THE WATERBEARER a 128-page trade paperback
collecting AQUAMAN #1-4 and the lead story from AQUAMAN SECRET FILES. In
the aftermath of the Obsidian Age — where the King of the Seven Seas
was forced to re-sink Atlantis in order to save it — Aquaman is now
hated by his former subjects and exiled from the life-giving ocean he once
called home. But in a mysterious freshwater lake, he finds refuge and much
more, as he is granted amazing new powers and a new mission in life!]
Aquaman, Sword of Atlantis: Once and Future (40-45; w Kurt Busiek; a Butch Guice). [From DC Comics: This volume heralds a fresh beginning for a brand-new Aquaman, as he embarks on a quest for his missing father, discovers the fate of Atlantis, and confronts the terrifying King Shark and the mysterious Dweller as an undersea war breaks out.] 