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Arthur Curry

Arthur Curry

649 appearances · Silver Age · 1958–2026 · 19 key issues
Who is Arthur Curry?

Few characters in the DC universe have proven as enduringly vital as Arthur Curry, who first surfaced in Adventure Comics #250 in 1958, brought to life by Joe Millard and the legendary Ramona Fradon right at the crest of the Silver Age. Nearly seven decades of continuous publication and 649 catalogued appearances speak to a staying power that few heroes can match — and with 19 key issues to his name, collectors have had plenty of reasons to pay attention. His most prominent stomping grounds include Justice League of America, Detective Comics, and Super Friends, where he regularly shares the page with the absolute cream of the DC pantheon: Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and their civilian counterparts Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent. That's rarefied company, and it tells you everything about where Arthur Curry stands in the hierarchy of DC's greatest heroes.

Adventure Comics
#260
★ First appearance
Adventure Comics #260
May 1959

Trivia

Covers through the years — 2016–2026

Aquaman #6 2016
Aquaman #6
Aquaman #8 2017
Aquaman #8
Lobo #2 2026
Lobo #2

Appearances (most recent 150 of 649)

Adventure Comics (1938)
The Brave and the Bold (1955)
My Greatest Adventure (1955)
Superman (1939)
Tales of the Unexpected (1956)
Showcase (1956)
Challengers of the Unknown (1958)
Blackhawk (1957)
Secret Origins (1961)
Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (1954)
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (1958)
Mystery in Space (1951)
#75
World's Finest Comics (1941)
Batman (1940)
House of Mystery (1951)
Tomahawk (1950)
#97
Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly (1965)
The Adventures of Bob Hope (1950)
#94
Teen Titans (1966)
#1
The Flash (1959)
The Fox and the Crow (1951)
Leave It to Binky (1948)
#65
Super DC Giant (1970)
The Rocket's Blast-Comicollector (1964)
#86
DC 100-Page Super Spectacular (1971)
#6
Action Comics (1938)
The Shadow (1973)
#5
Weird Mystery Tales (1972)
#12
Limited Collectors' Edition (1972)
Super A (1977)
#2
Super Adventure Album (1976)
#5
Weird Western Tales (1972)
#39
Green Lantern (1960)
#97
All New Collectors' Edition (1978)
Firestorm (1978)
#3
The Superman Family (1974)
The Comics Journal (1977)
#46