He talks to fish. He also bench-presses submarines, commands the largest kingdom on Earth, and wields a trident that has humbled gods. The fish thing gets more impressive in context.
Arthur Curry — half-human, half-Atlantean, entirely unwilling to be told what he is or what he owes — is one of DC's oldest and most underestimated heroes. For decades the subject of jokes about his powers, Aquaman has spent the better part of a century quietly being the protector of the seventy percent of the planet that everyone else forgot about. James Wan's 2018 film starring Jason Momoa finally gave him his due: a full-throated, visually spectacular adventure that leaned into the mythology of Atlantis with the same commitment other films reserve for the surface world, and made Arthur's divided heritage the dramatic engine it always deserved to be.
Momoa's shaggy, tattooed, irreverent Arthur — more comfortable in a bar than a throne room, and increasingly aware that the throne room needs him anyway — became one of the DCEU's most beloved characters and the franchise's highest-grossing film at the time of its release.
Our Aquaman collection brings together officially licensed figures, apparel, accessories and gifts for fans of Arthur Curry, Atlantis and the king the ocean chose.
The water always wins.
