The first teen hero to bear the name “Aqualad” at DC Comics was an Atlantean named Garth. His later flirtations with sorcery aside, Garth was a mostly unremarkable character (he didn’t even ...

Damage, abused by a foster father, was killed by a zombified Black Lantern in Blackest Night, often overlooked in DC comics. Garth, the overlooked Aqualad, faced multiple tragedies, losing his ...

The first Aqualad, Garth, debuted in 1960, in the pages of Adventure Comics #269. Born into underwater royalty, Garth was abandoned and left to die due to his purple eyes, which were thought to be ...

9. Aqualad DC Comics Why He Was Awful. Aquaman himself sees no end to the ridicule thrown his way. If anyone expected his teenage sidekick to fare any better, they were wrong.

Warning: Titans Season 2 “Aqualad” Spoilers Follow! As you may or may not have guessed from the episode’s title, the Titan who loses his/her life at Deathstroke’s hands is none other than ...

It anticipates the next evolution of Garth, Aqualad's growth into his identity, and the unleashing of the Titan within Mal. ... Valiant Comics' August 2025 Solicits, Bloodshot & Tales Of Shadowman; ...

Most fans waist deep in the DC lexicon commonly associate the title "Aqualad" with someone like Garth, the Atlantean sidekick to Aquaman who first appeared in comic-book form in the 1960s, or ...

In comic books, there are several characters who flaunt control over a particular element like fire, stone, or air. ... Garth was initially recognized as Aqualad (Image via DC) ...

The Jackson Hyde Aqualad originally debuted in both comic book and animated forms in 2010. ... Previously, Drew Van Acker played the Garth version of Aqualad in an episode of Titans: Season 2.