Tom versus Aquaman and World's finest comics number 130 or?

I guess that's as good of a time for a nap as any.

Welcome back for Aquaman and World's finest comics number 130 to December

1962 issue featuring a cover.

Penciled by Jim Mooney, inked by Sheldonald off with the issue being added by Jackship.

Our Aquaman story is King of the Land Beasts, written by Bob Haney, personal favorite of mine,

with art by Ramona Frayden.

Frustrating.

I've had many technical problems to record this episode.

Bad evening.

So if there's a tinge of anger, it's from the wasted hour and a half that I spent on this. Not wasted,

because I get this beautiful thing at the end, I hope, but you sense anger. It's not at the comic.

It's a technology. We begin aftermath of a violent sea storm. And Aquaman and Aqualite come across

a bit of a disaster scene. A boat sprung a leak.

It was sinking. It got ripped up by the storm. It dropped some kegs, wink, wink, you know,

containing dangerous experimental chemicals, just sitting in the water. Now the crew's got to grab

them, but they're all in

lifeboats. So it's not going to work out. And of course, yes, it's obviously bootleggers.

I mean, that's the truth, isn't it? They've got some sort of weird hallucinogenic, a crazy

sort of liquor in there with wormwood, and they're just saying it's an experimental chemical,

an Aquaman who just believes everything that everyone says immediately starts working to get the

kegs out of the water. He calls upon some swordfish to cut a huge panel off the damaged boat.

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