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Monday, September 01, 2008

Links

Still in the process of moving, so work on this page is still at a complete stop until I can get settled. In the meantime, more links...

Sensor Sweep collects tidbits of Aqua-news.

Comics Should Be Good looks at Ramona Fradon.

Scipio reports that Black Manta is in the Escape from Arkham Heroclix set.

The Aquaman Shrine continues to amaze me, and make me jealous as all get-out.

Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #169 looks at the death of Aquaman, while Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #170 examines the delay of Peter David's run due to Dooley confusion.

The Superhero Times reviews the Tonner Aquaman Doll.

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Saturday, September 23, 2006

Happy Birthday Peter David!

Happy Birthday to the guy who made Aquaman cool for a generation of fans, and who fleshed out the past of Atlantis with one of the best mini-series DC has ever put out.

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Sunday, June 18, 2006

Father's Day

Aquaman finally meets his almost-mythical father, Atlan, during a difficult quest to stop an alien invasion...

Atlan Appears

Of course, there's a little pent-up hostility involved in this meeting, and Aquaman's first response is... well... violent:

Aquaman punches Atlan

Golden Age Aquaman had a strong father, who died when Aquaman was old enough to handle it. The Silver Age Aquaman also had a strong father, and again he died when Arthur was an adult. The Modern Age Aquaman has it hard. He lost his first father figure when the man, a lighthouse keeper named Arthur Curry, vanished under mysterious circumstances. He then learned that his real father was an ancient wizard of Atlantis, a man he didn't meet until this adventure, which happened in Aquaman #22 (1996).

Um... Happy Father's Day?

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Thursday, May 11, 2006

Dolphin Names

Dolphins communicate with each other by name. Makes Peter David's Aquaman look even more plausible.

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