Throne of Atlantis

"Throne of Atlantis"
	Cover for Aquaman #14, start of the Throne of Atlantis crossover. Art by Ivan Reis.
Publisher	DC Comics
Publication date	November 2012 – February 2013
Genre	Superhero
Title(s)
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Creative team
Writer(s)	Geoff Johns
Penciller(s)	Ivan Reis, Paul Pelletier

"Throne of Atlantis" is a 2012–2013 comic book storyline created and published by DC Comics. The story arc consists of six issues from DC's Justice League and Aquaman publications,^[1] functioning in part as a larger buildup towards the "Trinity War" event.^[2] The plot was written by Geoff Johns, with art by Ivan Reis and Paul Pelletier.

In the story, believing Atlantis to be under attack, King Orm declares war on the surface world. Aquaman's allegiances are torn between his brother and the Justice League, while the latter group finds itself overwhelmed as the East Coast of the United States is swallowed by the ocean and the Atlantean royal troops march against humankind.

The storyline was loosely adapted into a 2015 animated film, Justice League: Throne of Atlantis.

Summary

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Titles

Justice League (vol. 3) #15–17
Aquaman (vol. 7) #14–16

In other media

The 2015 animated film Justice League: Throne of Atlantis is a loose adaptation of the storyline.^{[citation needed]}

Reception

Comic Book Resources's Doug Zawisza rated Justice League #15 4.5/5 stars: "This is what Justice League should and can be: heroic adventures, world-threatening calamities and human interaction. Johns has found his stride on this book and it certainly helps that the art team of Reis, Prado and Reis have come along for the adventure."^[4]

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1980s	"Crisis on Infinite Earths" (April 1985) "Legends" (November 1986) "Millennium" (January 1988) "Invasion!" (January 1989) "The Janus Directive" (May 1989)
1990s	"Armageddon 2001" (May 1991) "War of the Gods" (September 1991) "Eclipso: The Darkness Within" (July 1992) "The Death of Superman" (October 1992) "Bloodlines" (1993) "The Children's Crusade" (December 1993) "Worlds Collide" (July 1994) "End of an Era" (August 1994) "Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!" (September 1994) "Underworld Unleashed" (November 1995) "DC vs. Marvel" (April 1996) "The Final Night" (November 1996) "Genesis" (October 1997) "DC One Million" (November 1998) "Day of Judgment" (November 1999) "JLApe: Gorilla Warfare!" (1999)
2000s	"Our Worlds at War" (August 2001) "Joker: Last Laugh" (December 2001) "Identity Crisis" (June 2004) "Infinite Crisis" (December 2005) "Amazons Attack!" (March 2007) "Sinestro Corps War" (August 2007) "Final Crisis" (July 2008) "Blackest Night" (June 2009)
2010s	"Brightest Day" (May 2010) "Reign of Doomsday" (January 2011) "Flashpoint" (May 2011) "The Culling" (November 2011) "Batman: Night of the Owls" (April 2012) "Death of the Family" (October 2012) "H'El on Earth" (October 2012) "Throne of Atlantis" (November 2012) "Wrath of the First Lantern (February 2013) "Batman: Zero Year" (June 2013) "Trinity War" (July 2013) "Forever Evil" (September 2013) "Forever Evil: Blight" (October 2013) "The New 52: Futures End" (September 2014) "Convergence" (April 2015) "Darkseid War" (June 2015) "Dark Nights: Metal" (June 2017) "The Lazarus Contract" (July 2017) "Doomsday Clock" (November 2017) "Milk Wars" (March 2018) "Heroes in Crisis" (September 2018) "The Terminus Agenda" (March 2019) "Year of the Villain" (May 2019)
2020s	"Dark Nights: Death Metal" (June 2020) "Joker War (September 2020) "Generations" (September 2020) "Endless Winter" (December 2020) "Future State" (January 2021) "Infinite Frontier" (June 2021) "Fear State" (August 2021) "War for Earth-3" (March 2022) "Shadow War" (April 2022) "Dark Crisis" (May 2022) "The New Golden Age" (November 2022) "Lazarus Planet" (January 2023)
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