Still, it is a pity to not collect the entirety of the saga in one volume so if you are indeed an Aquaman fan, you might be better off waiting for Aquaman Vol. But here’s the thing, that wasn’t originally an epilogue, it was a prologue for Justice League of America #1 and it was featured at the end of Justice League #13… I suppose that’s forgivable though since Aquaman #17 is more about hooking readers to stick around for the next arc of Aquaman and it wouldn’t be fair to tease Justice League readers with that when it’s something that won’t be touched upon in the 4th volume of this superhero team-up. Instead, this graphic novel features a different epilogue starring Steve Trevor and Green Arrow that’s more concerned with teasing Trinity War/Forever Evil than providing much afterthought to the events of Throne of Atlantis. It also includes a 2-part story starring the Wonder Woman villain Cheetah, but while it does possess that bonus story it’s unfortunately missing the epilogue found in Aquaman #17. The title might say “Throne of Atlantis,” but that’s not all Justice League, Volume 3 has to offer. Those stories are collected in the recently released Shazam! Volume 1 hardcover. The much loved Shazam! backups that accompanied Justice League‘s original printing are not featured, however.

Daniel, Brad Walker, and an even larger cast of inkers and colorists. It is written by Geoff Johns with art by Ivan Reis, Paul Pelletier, Tony S. 3 collects issues #13-17 plus issues #15 & 16 of Aquaman. While the Justice League fights to set things right, Aquaman is reunited with his brother and forced to choose between the surface or his home and rightful kingdom. Now it’s a race against the clock to not only find out who is responsible for the attack but to rescue the countless innocent lives that are in danger as an enraged Atlantis begins to sink coastal cities into the sea.

naval weapons test and sparked a war with Atlantis.

Justice League, Volume 3 by Geoff Johns