In order to stop her, Zatanna channeled Aquaman's consciousness into the oceans. Their efforts proved fruitless, though, for she reappeared in the future - and she attempted to enslave the world by causing a global drought. After freeing the rest of the future Atlanteans, the Justice League launched their final assault on Gamemnae. When they arrived, they learn that the sorceress Gamemnae had trapped Aquaman's consciousness in a pool of water. Of course, the Justice League discovered their fellow Leaguer's disappearance and traveled back in time to rescue him. One such story arc, in particular, JLA: The Obsidian Age, involved Aquaman and Atlantis being sent 3,000 years back in time, where they were ultimately enslaved by the League of Ancients. In the Justice League footage released at Comic-Con earlier this summer, one can see that Aquaman's eyes are noticeably different from the average human's.Īnyone who has read comics or seen a comic book movie can attest to the fact that comic books tend to have complex, convoluted, and intricate storylines. His enhanced vision not only allows him to see clearly underwater - at unfathomable depths - but also allows him to see clearly at night, on land. The majority of his fellow Leaguers each possess their own unique powers however, Aquaman has something none of them do - night vision. Of course, being human as well as a member of the Justice League, Aquaman finds himself frequenting the surface world. He once said that he could see clearly in depths as far down as 6,000 fathoms (or 36,000 feet). On the other hand, Aquaman, who is an Atlantean-Human hybrid, possesses extraordinary vision, thus increasing his underwater vision exponentially.
Murky water, though, is another story altogether. It is estimated that the average human can see somewhere between 165 and 230 feet deep in moderately clear water. Humans aren't meant to dive underwater therefore we lack the necessary traits to see underwater too.
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