Tom versus Aquaman in Aquaman number 26 or the only explanation is that Aquaman works for free. Welcome back for Aquaman in Aquaman number 26 to March April, 1966. As you featured in cover by Nick Cardy with issue being edited by George Cashton. Our Aquaman story is from ogre with hates. ogre is spelled

O.g.

G.R.

dot R.

E dot.

You know, Our Aquaman story is from ogre with hates.

Ogre is spelled o.g.r.g.r.r. E. Dot. E. Dot. You know, sort of like shield.

An organization like that. An organization called ogre. Now, who would come up with something like that?

It's obvious. The story is written by Bob Haney. One of my favorites with Art by Nick Hardy.

Before we get into it, though, I got to explain. I think I've talked about Bob Haney before but I got an email where someone sort of hinted that they really enjoy me

ripping these Bob Haney comics now I'm not ripping these Bob Haney comics I love Bob Haney comics

because they are completely unselfconscious. They are just pure entertainment.

They don't care about what happened before. It doesn't have to make a tremendous amount of sense.

It's not, it is comics that lacks all embarrassment, which I have to say most mainstream superhero

comics are the most self-conscious things you can possibly read

where it just seems like everyone the whole time is like, we got to make sure people take this

seriously. You have to make sure people take this seriously. Bob Haney is the opposite of that.

He's like the patron saint of what I love about comics. Just craziness and we'll get right to do it.

I mean, I think he's written the last

couple, but this one, it's got all the great earmarks of a Bobbany comic, a hero in a

situation that kind of doesn't make sense, doing crazy things, and it's just fast to read.

The action keeps going. We begin at the El Dorado Beach Hotel.

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