Aquaman

BRAVE AND THE BOLD #32: Calling all Aquaman fans!

source: Newsarama

If you consider yourself any kind of loyal fan of Aquaman, Rob Kelly is the most important person to know, next to Arthur Curry. And if you know what F.O.A.M. stands for, well, you’ve come to the right place. Rob is the host and caretaker of the Aquaman Shrine, the most endearingly exhaustive [...]

Published Tue, Nov 17

Aquaman (Vol.1) #57 - Sept. 1977

source: The Aquaman Shrine

As Aquaman and Cal tug Manta and his men to shore, Cal begins to choke. Aquaman dunks him underwater, proving what Aquaman suspected: the new gills Manta installed, once they start, can then only breathe water--Cal is now trapped to live underwater.

Published Fri, Nov 13

You Decide '09 - Who is Your Favorite Member of the Original Justice League?

source: Comics Should Be Good!

Brian, your attempts to disprove your Marvel bias will not work! But, I'm voting for Batman anyway. Ha! Superman for the win! Well, you know, Batman, but, in context of the League as a group, totally J'onn. And then Aquaman, because Arthur ...

Published Tue, Oct 27

Aquaman Bust by DC Direct - 2009

source: The Aquaman Shrine

This beauty--the second half of the Aquaman/Mera set--was waiting for me when I stopped in for my weekly visit at All Things Fun. So I like I did with the Mera bust, I took ol' Arthur here down to the nearby lake--on another beautifully breezy, sunny day--and snapped some shots:

Published Thu, Oct 22

More Fun Comics #75 - Jan. 1942

source: The Aquaman Shrine

Comics Weekend "Aquaman" by Mort Weisinger and Paul Norris. Aquaman asks if there's any other way in, and he's told there's an underwater cavern, but it is guarded by a "shark-devil", who will eat anyone who tries to cross. Blackjack gives chase, but he's met by Aquaman:

Published Sat, Sep 5

Ice Cream vs. Shark

source: toychop (WordPress)

• Aquaman • Aquaman on TV! “Ask Aquaman” from The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson. The live-action show that almost was (Ving Rhames was in that?).

Published Sun, Aug 23

The Genocide of the Gil’Dishpan

source: The Continuity

This was another good issue of this series. I am kinda sad that the Gil’Dishpan were destroyed. I liked them and wanted to learn more about this aquatic worm race. Having the whole issue take place underwater really made me miss reading an Aquaman series. Do you think we will ever see Topo again?...

Published Fri, Aug 21

Discover Magazine Article - 3/11/09

source: The Aquaman Shrine

Because all life on Earth uses the same genetic code, in theory anything that you can find in nature is up for grabs. For example, the blood cells of crocodiles contain a type of hemoglobin that is so efficient at oxygenating a crocodile's body that the crocodile can lurk underwater for an ho...

Published Tue, Aug 18