Top versus Aquaman Adventure Comics number 262 or an underwater MRI is expensive.

Welcome back for Aquaman Adventure Comics number 262, the July 1959 issue feature cover

penciled by Kurtzwan, each by Stan K.

Issue being edited by Mortyzinger, and our Aquaman story is the Undersea Hospital,

featuring art by Ramona Frayden.

We begin standard afternoon underneath the ocean surface, Aquaman hanging out on a shipwreck.

Just chilling and joining the sounds of the ocean.

Now this is something about Topo.

That's unusual.

Topo is limping around on the ocean floor.

Now, why would Tobo, who's an octopus, have to be walking around the ocean floor to perhaps

display the fact that he does have a sprain tentacle, which sends Aquaman into action immediately

realizing he's got to bind up that tentacle for Topo to heal properly?

I don't think there's any bones in a tentacle.

So how, I don't quite understand how it would be sprained.

I think this is more of an acting job by Topo than anything because Aquaman starts

thinking about how many of its fanny friends could be injured.

And then you start thinking about, yeah, there's probably some that are injured. And then you start thinking about, yeah, there's probably

some that are injured. And then you start thinking about why would they be injured? Maybe Topos

tentacle is sprained because you had him acting as a propeller for a cruise line the other day. Or maybe

that whale's back is herniated because you had an airplane land on its back as if it was a runway.

There seems to probably be a lot of fish that are injured in the ocean,

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