Tom versus Aquaman in Aquaman number 13, or always keep your cave clean, just in case the ladies shows up.

Welcome back for Aquaman in Aquaman number 13.

On January, February, 1964, issue featuring a cover.

It was done by McCarty with issue.

Edited by George Cachdon, Our Aquaman Series Invasion of the Giant Reptiles,

written by Jack Miller, featuring art by Nick Carty.

We begin.

Ocean floor, a humongous earthquake,

an explosion of seismic energy,

just rattling the ocean floor,

throwing mountains, underwater mountains into the air,

scaring turtles,

destroying jellyfish colonies, families destroyed.

Just an explosion of energy.

Large enough to cause a giant tidal wave to start rolling through the ocean, rolling through the ocean,

heading straight for a cargo ship.

Then they're freaking up as when it hits.

They are going to die. Luckily, two figures

on the back of porpoises. Aquaman, Aquilad, nearby. They see exactly what's going on with this wave,

and they're going to take care of this giant wave for them. How did they do that? They call upon

a pot of whales to line up in front of the wave, absorbing the impact. I don't actually know how that would work since the whales would be floating in the water.

I mean, I guess the whales could absorb some of the energy.

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