Tom versus Aquaman and Aquaman number six, or this might be the most accurate story title we've ever had.

Welcome back for Aquaman in Aquaman number six, the November, December, 1962 issue

featured cover by Nick Carney, with the issue being edited by George Cajdon.

And our Aquaman story is too many quips, which very difficult to stand a microphone

and also very often.

There are way too many quips in this story.

Quips, I really need a microphone screen if I'm going to continue to say multiple

quispi, quips.

The art in this story by Nick Hardy.

Of course, I'd like to thank Werner Herzog for his excellent fill-in job last, this past weekend.

I was feeling a bit under the weather.

So it was nice to have him covered.

He's got a different angle on a much, much bleaker

version of the Aquaman universe. But one that I can say is not that far off probably from the

truth. I mean, the truth of the Aquaman universe is in your eyes, whatever you read when you see it.

And the truth in this story is, there are too many

quips, and I'll get to my quisp complaints in a little bit, but let's just get right into the

story. We begin Aquaman Aquilad on patrol, routine patrol, as if there's any other kind of patrol

they go on. They appear to be on sharks instead of porpoises when they see on the horizon, a large

ship floating out of the water

and this is unusual so of course they go to check it out what do they see when they get there

it's a little water sprite magical friend quisp remember quisp he's from a ocean a realm that's

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