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| Name | Description | 1st App in Aquaman |
|---|---|---|
| F | ||
| Fantasy | A luxury yacht owned by Rex Collier and captained by Cap'n Dan Billows. | Adventure #117 (1947) |
| Fen-Shu | An important Chinese base, being constructed as a landing strip for American planes. Defended by a ragtag group of Chinese guerillas. | More Fun #95 (1944) |
| Fido | A fish with very large teeth that helps protect Aquaman's marine preserve. | Adventure #142 (1949) |
| Finn, Chuck | A young man who can swim almost as well as Aquaman. | Adventure #136 (1949) |
| Fish Preserve | A sanctuary for fish that Aquaman uses as a teaching tool for landlubbers. | Adventure #192 (1953) |
| Five Fathom Fisherman's Club | An exclusive club that requires Captain Ligh to prove one of his extraordinary feats in order to join. | More Fun #106 (1945) |
| Flarer, Duke | A crime boss who built a working fake volcano in the hollow of an extinct volcano to use as a base for his crime wave. | More Fun #99 (1944) |
| Fleet, Captain | A pirate who wants to rob the Annabelle, but stumbles across Aquaman's undersea jail. | Adventure #183 (1952) |
| Fletcher | A prisoner on Convict Island who joins Adams and Graf to fight Yascom. | More Fun #82 (1942) |
| Flint, Captain | The subject of a movie that Aquaman is assisting with. The character is clearly based on Captain Flint from Treasure Island. | Adventure #178 (1952) |
| Flint, Silas | A greedy landlord who kicks the Wallaces out of their lease so he can capitalize on the success of their restaurant by starting his own. | Adventure #182 (1952) |
| Flipp the Flying Fish | A flying fish who jumps through flaming hoops in Aquaman's sea circus. | Adventure #128 (1948) |
| Flippy | A seal performing in U.S.O. acts in Manila. He has a head cold when Aquaman and Ark visit, so Ark takes his place in the show. | Adventure #111 (1946) |
| Floating Hall of Fame | A series of carvings by Captain John that celebrate the greatest figures in the history of the sea. Figures include Noah, Hanno, Columbus, and John Paul Jones. | Adventure #228 (1956) |
| Fogarty, Frank | A man searching for the treasure of his old partner, Stumpy Henry. | Adventure #129 (1948) |
| Forrest, Horace | Lawyer for the Curtis Traveling Circus. | Adventure #241 (1957) |
| Fortuna | A floating gambling ship owned by the Rajah of Joon, aka Black Jack. | More Fun #77 (1942) |
| Fourth-Dimensional Cannon | A weapon that fires a capsule that catapults the victims into the fourth dimension. | Adventure #216 (1955) |
| Frank Fogarty | See Fogarty, Frank. | |
| Franklin | A ship carrying a cargo of gold that was rescued by Aquaman from hijackers. | Adventure #214 (1955) |
| Freems, Chief Petty Officer | A man who puts the "petty" into his rank, Freems repeatedly demands impossible tasks from his men, including the undercover Aquaman. | Adventure #232 (1957) |
| Frisco Dawn | A freighter with a betting crew that has a problem with the first mate. | Adventure #243 (1957) |
| Fun Island | A playland reserved by a group of youths who end up getting stuck on a reef and not being able to make it. | Adventure #206 (1954) |
