Tom versus Aquaman and Detective Comics number 299 or you're going to lie about hanging out with the superhero.

Aim higher than Aquaman.

Welcome back for Aquaman and Detective Comics number 299.

The January 1962 issue of feature cover pencil by Dick Dillon Inquish,

Holden Moldoff with the issue being edited by Jack Schiff.

Our Aquaman story is Aquaman's Secret

Teacher, featuring art by Nick Hardy. We begin. Small town of Seaville near the sea. It's a popular

beach area. People like to go out and they like to hang out there. College kids play hacky sack on

the beach. It's just, it's a fun place. People hang out. People go there to retire. It's a good location and it's a big day. There's a lot of excitement. The putting up a plaque for Aquaman. It doesn't say if it's a positive plaque or a warning plaque. Stay away. Aquaman. It's just a plaque about Aquaman on a rock. The town is aflame with excitement. The children are running around.

And the children run to one of their favorite locals, a Captain Bean.

And they're all yelling about the fact that Captain Bean was a friend of Aquaman's.

I keep saying was as if Aquaman's daughter.

There was some sort of falling out between Bean and Aquaman.

And Bean goes on next point. Of course he was friends with Aquaman. Aquaman got some, or there was some sort of falling out between Bean and Aquaman. And Bean goes

on next point. Of course, he was friends with Aquaman. Aquaman got some of his best ideas from Captain

Bean. There was the time, a long time ago, when they first met when Captain Bean was running his cargo

boat filled with oil paints out in the ocean when it suddenly broke down.

The radio went out, the engine went out.

It was a huge disaster.

Aquaman happened to be going by.

Kept it being suggested that they should use some whales.

And Aquaman explained that Aqualad was using all the whales and all the local whales.

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