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Welcome back for Aquaman in Aquaman number 27, the May June 1966 issue featuring a cover by

Nick Carty with issuing or edited by George Cashton.

Our Aquaman story is the Battle of the Rival Aquaman.

Written by Bob Haney.

Featuring Art by Nick Cardi.

We begin.

Aquilad waiting for Mara and Aquaman to show up at a strange location.

It's an island with a lighthouse on it,

and there's a lighthouse keeper at the top, yelling Aqualad to come in and keep him company.

And Aquilad obviously wants to get away from this strange old solitary dude that wants Aqualad to hang out with him in his tower.

So Aquilat's just by the water as it's crashing.

It's cool.

I'm cool down here.

It's fine. I'm just down here. It's fine.

I'm just going to wait for Aquaman and Mara to show up.

They should be here any second.

Then put the lights at Lighthouse keeper looks up in astonishment because coming towards

towards the lighthouse is a giant wave of water.

And Aqualad thinks it's just a joke that Mara's pulling on because they like

they have that sort of relationship where you think you know it seems like they hate each other

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