Tom versus Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 277 or the Indian Ocean would like to lodge a formal complaint.

Welcome back for Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 270 in October 1960 issue,

featuring a cover pencil by Kurtzwan, named by George Klein,

with the issue being edited by Mort Wisinger.

And our Aquaman story is the underwater Olympics, written by Robert Bernstein, featuring

art by Ramona Frey, and we begin Cape Horn, the southern tip of South America, where the

Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet Aquaman, Aqualadder hanging out, what do they see?

They witness a humpback whale, a Pacific humpback racing, an Atlantic sperm whale.

This is where the whales go to do their drag racing down in Cape Horn.

It's like spring break for the whales.

They get on there, they get little tipsy.

They do some fast swimming.

They race each other.

It's fun.

And Aquaman and Aqualad like to watch,

which is creepy. This gives Aquaman an idea. This racing does. You see the Olympics are about

to happen in the DC universe. It wouldn't be awesome if Aquaman and Aquilad organized an underwater

Olympics, a series of contests where the different sea creatures can compete against

each other as friendly rivals. So they're going to organize this or what did they get the

Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, they get the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, yeah,

oh, wait, no, just the Pacific and the Atlantic. The the two big ones there's just two of them

to leave it they couldn't assign topo to the Indian Ocean so they just do the Atlantic and

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