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| issue_name = Adventure Comics # | | issue_name = Adventure Comics #443 | ||
| image = | | image = Ac443.jpg | ||
| caption = | | caption = Cover by Jim Aparo | ||
| title = | | title = The Dolphin Connection | ||
| cover_title = | | cover_title = | ||
| cover_date = | | cover_date = J/F 1976 | ||
| anthology = | | anthology = Two Stories (Aquaman cover), first story | ||
| other_stories = | | other_stories = Seven Soldiers of Victory: "Confrontation" | ||
| writer = | | writer = Paul Levitz (plot); David Michelinie (script) | ||
| artist = | | artist = Jim Aparo | ||
| penciller = | | penciller = | ||
| inker = | | inker = | ||
| letterer = | | letterer = Jim Aparo | ||
| colorist = | | colorist = Carl Gafford | ||
| cover = | | cover = Jim Aparo | ||
| assoc_ed = | | assoc_ed = | ||
| assis_ed = | | assis_ed = | ||
| editor = | | editor = Joe Orlando | ||
| creation = | | creation = | ||
| ship_date = | | ship_date = 30 Oct 1975 | ||
| order_code = | | order_code = | ||
| cover_price = | | cover_price = $0.25 | ||
| page_count = | | page_count = 12 | ||
| appearances = | | appearances = [[Silver Age Aquaman|Aquaman]], [[Fisherman]], [[Topo]], [[The Shark|Karshon]] | ||
| reprints = | | reprints = [[Previews/2011#Aquaman:_Death_of_a_Prince_TP|Aquaman: Death of a Prince TP]] | ||
| thanks = | | thanks = | ||
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==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ==Synopsis== <!-- Single sentence describing story --> | ||
On his way to confront General Horgan over the risk to Atlantis, Aquaman interferes with a drug investigation and offers to help to make up for it. | |||
==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ==Summary== <!-- Longer overview of story, including spoilers --> | ||
==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ==Comments== <!-- Anything about the story or issue that may be of interest --> | ||
After being hit on the head and dumped in the water, Aquaman thinks to himself, "...after years of living under tons of water pressure, that blackjack blow was like a love-tap!" | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
[http://www.comics.org/issue/29250/ GCD entry for this issue] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 27 June 2011
| Adventure Comics 442 | Adventure Comics | Series | Stories | Adventure Comics 444 | ||||||||||
| Adventure Comics #443 | ||
|---|---|---|
 Cover by Jim Aparo | ||
| Title: | The Dolphin Connection | |
| Cover Date: | J/F 1976 | |
| Anthology: | Two Stories (Aquaman cover), first story | |
| Other Stories: | Seven Soldiers of Victory: "Confrontation" | |
| Writer: | Paul Levitz (plot); David Michelinie (script) | |
| Artist: | Jim Aparo | |
| Letterer: | Jim Aparo | |
| Colorist: | Carl Gafford | |
| Cover Artist: | Jim Aparo | |
| Editor: | Joe Orlando | |
| Ship Date: | 30 Oct 1975 | |
| Cover Price: | $0.25 | |
| Page Count: | 12 | |
| Character Appearances: | Aquaman, Fisherman, Topo, Karshon | |
| Reprints: | Aquaman: Death of a Prince TP | |
Synopsis
On his way to confront General Horgan over the risk to Atlantis, Aquaman interferes with a drug investigation and offers to help to make up for it.
Summary
Comments
After being hit on the head and dumped in the water, Aquaman thinks to himself, "...after years of living under tons of water pressure, that blackjack blow was like a love-tap!"
