Tom versus Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 239, or I want to read a comic about that boat.

Welcome back for Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 239, the August 157.

Issue featuring a cover pencil by Kurt Swannings by Stan K.

With the issue being edited by Mort Wisinger, and our Aquaman story is The Voyage of the Good Ship Aquaman,

featuring art by Ramona Freighton. Now, some bad news.

Aquaman gets bumped to the third feature in the book. You got your Superboy lead story.

You got your Green Arrow backup, and now Aquaman is in the back of the book.

Disappointing, I know, but when you see the quality of the story, he's going to be right back out there.

He's going to have his own book soon.

Get a hold of that green arrow.

You don't get your own book until the 80s.

And then it was a miniseries.

Aquaman has his own title.

He'll lay in wait. He'll hang back in third right now, but he'll pull ahead. We begin at a dock with the launch of one of the most unusual boats of all time. It's a boat owned by Captain Wakely. He's created a special boat, named it Aquaman, after the valiant sea sea king as they refer to it as to see what

Wakely's done. Wakely has spent all his money every cent he has, creating a boat filled with all

kinds of strange technology to allow him to save lives on the sea. Now he's just going to go out there

and save lives. Apparently Aquaman is fucking up a lot, and there's lots of people

dying enough that this poor man put all his money into a boat to save people's lives.

Fuel, I don't know how he's going to get fuel. Is he charging people after he saves others?

Does he rob them a little bit? Well, he's launching the Aquaman, which if I was Aquaman,

I would be taking that as an

affront to my ability to save people, but Aquaman's there, it's a party, it's a party at a dock.

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