Time versus Aquaman and Aquaman number 11 or surprisingly free of any sexual tension.

Welcome back for Aquaman in Aquaman number 11, the September, October, 1963 issue

feature a cover by Nick Cardi with issue being edited by George Cashton.

And our Aquaman story is The Doom from Dimension Aqua, written by Jack Miller,

featuring hard by Nick Cardi, also featuring one of my favorite covers, uh, The Aquaman story is The Doom from Dimension Aqua, written by Jack Miller, featuring art by

Nick Cardi, also featuring one of my favorite covers that Aquaman has.

I just love the bright colors and the dark tunnel they're falling down and it's kind of

coming at you.

Always really enjoyed.

And of course, it's the introduction of a huge character in the Aquaman mythos, Mara, his eventual wife. Spoilers. Sorry, if I

spoil that for you. If you have the showcase volume, I mean, they're getting married on the cover.

Though, to be fair, a lot of, there's a lot of covers where two people are up at the altar in the

DC universe, and they don't end up getting married. So I probably did spoil it for some of you.

How do they meet?

Someday they would have to tell someone how they met.

And the story begins with a routine patrol.

Just another boring patrol.

And this giant earth with all these extra cities so the earth is bigger and the oceans

are even bigger.

So Dezaan and Aquaman and Aquilad have nothing. with all these extra cities so the earth is bigger and the oceans are even bigger, so days on end,

Aquaman and Aquilad have nothing to do, nothing, just days on end.

These are not consequent, it's a word, consequent days.

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