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Adventure Comics #269 Krypto's Mean Master! / The Comic Book Archer! / The Kid from Atlantis!
Cover Date: February, 1960
Cover by Curt Swan and Shelly Moldoff."Krypto's Mean Master!" written by Jerry Siegel, penciled and inked by George Papp."Peg" gag strip by Henry Boltinoff."The Comic Book Archer!" written by Robert Bernstein, penciled and inked by Lee Elias."Tricksy the ...
Issue Description
Cover by Curt Swan and Shelly Moldoff."Krypto's Mean Master!" written by Jerry Siegel, penciled and inked by George Papp."Peg" gag strip by Henry Boltinoff."The Comic Book Archer!" written by Robert Bernstein, penciled and inked by Lee Elias."Tricksy the World's Greatest Stuntman" gag strip by Henry Boltinoff."The Kid from Atlantis!" written by Robert Bernstein, penciled and inked by Ramona Fradon.Aquaman: Aquaman Teams Up With Aqua-Boy
Everyone needs a friend, even the King of Atlantis, so writer Robert Bernstein and artist Ramona Fradon provided a lifelong pal for Aquaman in a back up tale in this issue. The sea king found a young Atlantean boy - identified as such by his purple eyes - who was exiled from the city due to his fear fo marine life. The boy was dubbed Aqualad, and through Aquaman's guidance, he eventually accepted that fish were friends, not foes. In return he helped his mentor to rescue a plane in distress by telepathically instructing dozend of luminous fish to create an emergency landing strip. His phobia conquered, Aqualad was returned home to Atlantis, though he quickly decided that he much preferred swimming side by side with Aquaman.
Adventure Comics
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
Adventure Comics (Volume 1)
Issues 12-31 are indexed in New Adventure Comics. The series was relaunched decades after its conclusion, with Adventure Comics a series featuring the age-old technique of dual-numbering so that although it began it's own numbering of the series, it also displays the numbering on the cover as if the series were still ongoing from this series started back in '35.
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