Tom versus Aquaman and world's finest comics number 132 or the perfect cure for your comic cynicism.

Welcome back for Aquaman in World's Finest Comics number 132.

The March of 1963 issue featured cover by Jim Mooney with issue being edited by Jack Schiff.

Aquaman's story is The Fish in the Iron Mask, written by Dave Wood, featuring fantastic art from Ramona Frayden.

I can never praise Ramona Frayden enough for how she draws animals.

So much character in their actions and faces.

It's great.

You've got to love it.

And this is a fantastic story.

And I've been back after a week on. I was on vacation. It was at a bachelor party, at a cabin.

I'm now completely relaxed. I came back with my hairs, my hair's braided. It's got beads in it.

I'm just listening to reggae all the time.

It's what happens when you go to Michigan for the weekend. Say yes to Michigan. The Murder Mitten, as one of my friends, Adam said this weekend, referring to Michigan. Let's get to the story. It deserves all the attention it can possibly get, because it is fantastic. You got to start right away. And I don't

usually start with this. The splash panel, the one that sort of sets up what's going to happen.

And in the splash panel, we see Aquaman fighting Topo. And Topo speaking aloud, it's you. I'm

really after Aquaman were wearing a mysterious looking helmet. And as Aqualad says, none of it makes sense.

But it will in just a few moments.

We begin.

Aquaman, Aqualad returning to the Aquacave after a long patrol.

Aquaman's concerned because he's been trying to contact Topo for a couple of hours.

And Topo is just usually supposed to drop whatever he's doing.

And then come to Aquaman, even if he's in a very long

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