Tom versus Aquaman in Adventure Comics number 234 or Aquaman with his Finney Frememies.

Welcome back for Aquaman in Adventure Comics number 234, the March 1957 issue.

Feature your cover, pencil by Kurt Swan, inked by Stan K., with the issue being edited by Mort Wisinger.

And our story is The Super Aquarium, written by

Jack Miller with art by Ramona Frayden. Let me apologize for my cold. I went on a trip this

weekend for a boo mitzvah, a Halloween themed bar mitzvah. I caught a cold on the plane, which is

horrifying. It took me a couple

days to feel a little bit better. And I don't want to punish you with my horrible, cold, ravaged

voice, but I feel good enough to do it, and you're just going to have to accept it. I am home

this weekend. So feedback show. It is coming. I will be able to do it because I will

be in town and it's cold out and I'll be doing nothing and you can enjoy it. I'll even do

another episode of Aquaman tomorrow. I got my schedule is wide open people. Just watch out. I'm

coming for you. We begin Aquaman patrolling the seven seas where he sees something suspicious fall.

This guy looks like a comet, a giant comet lighting up the sky as it burns up, hitting the water.

Aquaman's got to check it up as he's a curious dude.

He heads on over as he's getting close to where he saw the comet fall.

He sees a swordfish with two swords. And as he says,

he's seeing freakfish in his time. And I hope he didn't say freakfish to the, to the freak

fish that he saw. He's the king of the sea. He refers to the fish as his friends, but I'm seeing

like a frenemy relationship here because he, so he calls like a fish, a swordfish with two swords and freakfish?

It doesn't seem friendly.

It doesn't seem like he, it's a real charmer when it comes to his friends to the fish, but he wants to get up closer to get a good look at this freakfish.

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