Tom versus the JLA number 237 or uh-oh, the parents are home.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 237, April 1985 issue entitled,

Lest Ald, Acquaintance, Be Forgot, written by Jay Conway with art by Chuck Patton,

inked by Mike Macklin, Beno the letter of Gene D'Angelo Colors, Alan Goldie editor, featuring a cover by Chuck Patton and Mike Macklin.

If this issue's title seems familiar, that's because issue number 209 was entitled,

Let Old Acquaintances Be Forgot.

This one is entitled, Lest Ald Acquaintance Be Forgot.

Don't get them confused, people. We open up in the hidden

headquarters of the New Justice League in Detroit, where Vixen walks in the monitor room to find a

scarcely intense Aquaman staring at a screen that is probably blank. Turns out Aquaman hasn't

been sleeping very well lately. Turns out that Aquaman's a little intense about things if you haven't

picked these up from the last couple issues. Aquaman's not someone who's very good at sort of

prioritizing things in his life. For instance, he doesn't really sleep anymore. And he says he

doesn't sleep. Bussey has dreams about his wife Mara, who if you remember, left him because of his intensity

and his inability to balance numerous things in his life. Oh, Aquaman, sometimes I see a bit of me in you,

and a bit of you in me. Vixen kind of calls out Aquaman the fact that he is an idiot for not trying

to find his wife. She left him and he just kind of said, oh, well, she left me, it's over. He didn't go looking for it. Aquaman always go looking for it. Get a boombox, wait outside her window, do something. He needs a little bit of Lloyd Dobler in him. He doesn't have any of that. And Vixen calls him out on this pretty much, telling him that it was a cry for help and that he needs to go find her.

But he can't because of his inability to do multiple things.

He needs to be with the league.

He says constantly.

He's committed all the time to it, which apparently means he can't do anything else.

The thing he is scarily intense about right now, he's waiting for

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