Tom versus Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 280 or a DVR is a must for a lighthouse.

Welcome back for Aquaman and Adventure Comics number 280, the January 1961 issue,

feature cover pens by Kurtzwan, inns by John Forte, edited by Mort Wisinger.

And our Aquaman story is The Lost Ocean, featuring art by Ramona Freight.

And we begin, Sunny Day.

Aquaman and Aqualad are busy dragging a package through the ocean towards a lighthouse on the east coast of America.

It's a heavy, it's a heavy package, and Aqualette's kind of complaining about it.

Aquaman's telling Aqualette to calm down.

Sometimes Aquaman does some work for the post office, delivering mail to lighthouses, especially

heavy packages like this. It's just, there's not a lot going on in the ocean, and he figured

he'd pitch in, he'd do his part. He's a tremendous believer in the postal service, so he delivers

the giant box to the

lighthouse keeper. And what is it? The lighthouse keeper is extremely excited because it's a

super-sized TV antenna, which Aquaman helps him unpack. See, the lighthouse keeper wanted

because he needs the antenna to pick up the signal for his favorite TV show, one of the hottest

aquatic TV shows on

U.S. television. It's called Sea Chase. Now, does Aquaman just drop the package off and get back

to work, monitoring the sea, stopping planes from crashing into the ocean? No, he helped set up

the antenna because Aquaman is licensed for that type of home improvement work.

He's up there on top of the lighthouse.

You know, he's bolting it in.

He's bringing the support wires on.

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