Tom versus Aquaman, an adventure comics number 236, or an insurance scam, isn't that more of a Superman problem?

Welcome back for Aquaman in Adventure Comics number 236, the May 157 issue feature cover pencilback,

Kurtzwan, by Stan K, with issue being edited by Mort Wisinger.

Our Aquaman story is the iceberg of doom, written by Otto Binder,

or is it Binder? Send to corrections. Correct me, people, with art by Ramona Frayden. We begin

with a really great sort of splash panel of Aquaman holding onto a chain of octopye that are holding

on to an iceberg saving Aquaman from being sucked into a whirlpool

caused by another evil iceberg that scene does not happen in this issue i decided to mention it because

it's cool and this is the chain of octopi i don't know which one topo is or if topo's the one that

had to approach the other octopi to join in this adventure. If Topo is jealous of the other Octopi, so much Topo going on.

We begin, North Atlantic disaster. A boat about to get hit by an iceberg. Something feared by all sailors.

They didn't even notice it. It just sort of popped up on nowhere.

It came upon them unawares, as the captain says.

They yell to abandon ship.

Nearby, a seal has seen this whole thing happen.

Just a seal bobbing in the water, noticing the ship's been hit by an iceberg.

This isn't just any ordinary seal.

It's been trained by Aquaman to blow a special underwater horn labeled a sea siren.

So we see the seal at the bottom of the ocean blowing on the sea siren, setting out a day,

which is annoying and Aquaman can hear.

So Aquaman arrives just a time to see the boat just unloading all the

escape boats being launched from the sinking boat. One of them is tipped over. Aquaman and as the

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