Tom versus the Brave and the Bold Number 51 or give me a low-care comic?

Hey, hey, this is the song in between the start and the other part where I do most of the talking.

Welcome back for the Brave and the Bull number 51, the December, January, 1963 issue featuring a cover by Howard Bursall. And our story for today is Fury of the Exiled Creature, written by Bob Haney, art by Howard Purcell, edited by Mori Boltonoff. That's right, I'm back. My kids are sleeping well. My computer at work's almost fixed. Yeah, you just had to sing me, you sing the music. But that's all. That's

right, guys, I got time to record an episode. Let's do it. It's Aquaman. It's Hawkman. We're in the

shimmering sea depths in there. Atlantis in all of its glory. A couple of happy young

Atlanteans walking around on a date. They look out through the glass dome. They see a

narwhal

approaching.

Just curious, right?

Just curious.

Couldn't possibly be angrily attacking, which is what it does, ramming its horn into the

glass, into the glass bubble surrounding Atlantis, spearing a hole in the dome, which

causes the Atlantins to freak out because water's jetting into the city.

But I, Earth B guys, Earth Bob Haney.

Because Atlantis has water, right?

Inside of it?

I mean, it does later in the story.

So I guess the thing it's protecting Atlantis from isn't necessarily other water.

Like, but maybe it's high pressure water, sea pressure water, dangerous.

Or they filter it, you know, they get rid of all the, you know, the set of events.

The stuff that makes your washing machine run not as effectively gives your water

strange taste.

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