Jackson Hyde

Jackson Hyde

Creation & Design

Jackson Hyde was created by writer Geoff Johns and artist Ivan Reis as part of the 'Brightest Day' storyline, intended to introduce a new generation of heroes.

Early Years

Initially introduced as Aqualad, Jackson Hyde's character was developed to explore themes of identity and heritage, particularly his connection to Atlantis and Aquaman.

Character Development

Over the years, Jackson Hyde has evolved from a sidekick to a fully realized hero, grappling with his identity as both a human and an Atlantean, and establishing himself as a key member of the Teen Titans and the broader DC Universe.

Cultural Reception

Jackson Hyde has been well-received by fans and critics alike, praised for his depth and the representation he brings to the superhero genre.

Character Details

Real Name:
Jackson Hyde
Aliases:
Aqualad, Aquaman
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Teen Titans, Justice League, Aquaman
Abilities:
Hydrokinesis, Superhuman strength, Underwater breathing
Equipment:
Trident, Atlantean armor
Weight:
160lbs
Height:
5' 10"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
black
DC Aug 2010

Brightest Day #4

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1st appearance of Jackson Hyde, the second Aqualad
[April 2022 - Charlize Theron to adapt ‘You Brought Me The Ocean’ graphic novel featuring Jackson Hyde for a TV series]
1st cover appearance of Deathstorm, not in story
DC Nov 2010

Brightest Day #10

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1st cameo appearance of Deathstorm - final page, previously appeared in cameos and on the cover of Brightest Day #4
1st cover appearance of Jackson Hyde - partial cover on the variant of issue #9

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