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Name	Description	1st App in Aquaman
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S.S.Mariner	A ship carrying millions in gold bullion. Naturally, the target of thieves.	Adventure #196 (1954)
S.S.Pelican	See Pelican.
S.S.Pelican [2]	A ship sunk by the iceberg of doom. Owned by Peter Porter.	Adventure #236 (1957)
S.S.Piranha	A ship sunk by the iceberg of doom. Owned by Peter Porter.	Adventure #236 (1957)
S.S.Porgy	A ship sunk by the iceberg of doom. Owned by Peter Porter.	Adventure #236 (1957)
S.S.Porpoise	A ship sunk by the iceberg of doom. Owned by Peter Porter.	Adventure #236 (1957)
S.S.Van Dyke	See Van Dyke.
S.S.Widdicomb	A cargo ship carrying millions in gold bullion.	Showcase #32 (May 1961)
Sailsbury, Ronald	An orphaned young boy who is the focus of a custody battle because of the money he is due to inherit. He also has a favorite goldfish that has the initials RS on it through scale patterns.	More Fun #104 (1945)
Sailsbury, Spencer	The uncle of Ronald Sailsbury (who is due to inherit a huge fortune). Spencer wants control of Ronald's fortune.	More Fun #104 (1945)
Sam Jenkins	See Jenkins, Sam.
Sam, Skipper	See Skipper Sam.
Samson, Captain	A whaler, captain of the Mary B, who ignores an agreement to stop hunting an endangered species of whales, which gets the attention of Aquaman.	Adventure #197 (1954)
Sanders, Chief	Jim the Fireman's boss, who gets Aquaman's help in returning Jim's nerve.	Adventure #199 (1954)
Sandy Desert	The place where Aquaman goes for 24 hours after he can't touch water.	Adventure #107 (1946)
San Salvador	A freighter pirated by Turk Wheeler and his gang. It was carrying a million dollars worth of gold and gems.	Adventure #192 (1953)
Santa Ann	A ship carrying a cargo of liquid rubber.	Adventure #254 (1958)
Santa Anna	A ship that was hit by Lansing's pirates, and a chest of gems was stolen.	Adventure #185 (1953)
Santa Anna [2]	A smuggling ship shrunk by a size-reducing ray.	Adventure #230 (1956)
Santa Anna [3]	A ship carrying gold bullion that is the target of pirates using mines.	Adventure #238 (1957)
Santa Anna [4]	A ship carrying rare gems that is (of course) the target of pirates.	Adventure #245 (1958)
Santa Anne	The target of a pirate attack.	Adventure #233 (1957)
Saturn, Joe	A crime boss who uses missiles that look like shooting stars to attack ships.	Adventure #119 (1947)
Saunders	A crew member of Tom Preston, who witnessed the attack by Captain Dirk and was essential for proving Tom's innocence.	Adventure #175 (1952)
Saunders, Seven Seas	The name Aquaman takes when he gets amnesia from a depth charge explosion. Under this name, he's hired as a mess boy by Black Jack, who is fully aware of who Aquaman really is.	Adventure #127 (1948)
Saw-Nose	A swordfish who assisted in Aquaman's crime fighting.	More Fun #99 (1944)
Saybrook	A professor attempting to set a record for deep sea exploring, unfortunately, he learns too late that his crew is made up of Black Jack and his thugs.	Adventure #125 (1948)
Scatterbee	A customer of Mr. Bingley who is about to buy eroding beachfront property until Octy scares him away.	More Fun #101 (1945)
Science Academy	A national academy for science that accuses George Rogers of stealing scientific instruments.	Adventure #209 (1955)
Scuttle, Dirk	A harbor pirate who doused Aquaman with a chemical that makes him "allergic" to water for a few days.	Adventure #152 (1950)
Sea	The name of the planet that Aquaman lands on... the oceans are made of earth and the land is made of water.	Adventure #196 (1954)
Sea Chase	A TV program featuring sea adventurers Jim and Ted Flood.	Adventure #280 (Jan 1961)
Sea-Fortress	Aquaman's home, a temple in the ancient city his father discovered that is kept free from water and filled with his possessions.	More Fun #75 (1942) More Info
Sea Siren	An underwater signal device used by seals to warn Aquaman of disasters.	Adventure #236 (1957)
Sea Sleuth	See Pike, Phineas.
Seal Island	A sanctuary for seals protected by the government and Aquaman.	More Fun #85 (1942)
The Seaman	An alien who needs Aquaman's assistance to recover his spaceship.	Adventure #222 (1956)
Seaside Theater	A movie house owned by Ambrose Weems.	Adventure #186 (1953)
Secret Seven Gang	A group of seven Japanese who are robbing the Americans in Manila.	Adventure #111 (1946)
Senator Burton	See Burton, Senator
Sender, Steve	A young man who wants to become like Aquaman after seeing him perform, and is given three tasks by Aquaman and a difficult choice.	Adventure #162 (1951)
Serapis	The British Man-o-War captured by John Paul Jones.	Adventure #121 (1947)
Seven Seas Fishing Co	A fishing corporation in a town where Aquaman ends up after getting amnesia from a depth charge explosion. Aquaman takes his name from the company.	Adventure #127 (1948)
Seven Seas Saunders	See Saunders, Seven Seas.
Seven Sisters	A Yankee Clipper launched in 1878, upgraded before WWII, and used as a freighter during the war. Aquaman was familiar with the ship.	More Fun #92 (1943)
Shark Barton	See Barton, Shark.
Shark Norton	A sea pirate frightened of facing Aquaman again.	Adventure #267 (1959)
Shark Temple	A temple on Pearl Island. Basically a cave with two entrances, one on land and one by sea. The sea entrance is guarded by the Shark-Devil of the Temple, a large shark that eats all who attempt to enter the temple by the sea route.	More Fun #75 (1942)
Shark Wilson	See Wilson, Shark.
Sharkey	Captain Mohab's "toadying" first mate.	Adventure #133 (1948)
Sharkie	A shark who attacks Roger Curtis and is chewed out by Aquaman.	Adventure #241 (1957)
Sharky	A thug who works with Black Jack and bears a strong resemblance to Aquaman. With make-up and a costume, he easily passes as Aquaman.	Adventure #141 (1949)
Sharpnose	Aquaman's nickname for a swordfish friend.	Adventure #103 (1946)
Shay, Captain	The captain of a pearl-fishing boat targeted by Spanner and his gang, but happily guarded by Aquaman.	Adventure #177 (1952)
Shrudlu	An alien trying to put Aquaman in an Aquarium on Pluto.	Adventure #234 (1957)
Silas Flint	See Flint, Silas.
Silver Queen	A freighter that Willie Desmond claims to be the captain of in order to lure Aquaman away.	Adventure #180 (1952)
Simon Drago	See Drago, Simon.
Simpson	Ambrose Weems' lackey.	Adventure #186 (1953)
Sinker, J. Oswald	A man creating an A-B-C book of the Sea. Also the author of the A-B-C of Animals, the A-B-C of Birds, and the A-B-C of Stars.	Adventure #240 (1957)
Skipper Sam	The owner of a tugboat that hauls amusement park stuff to an island.	Adventure #219 (1955)
Skol	Partner of Captain Jerrod, kills Coburn and is later threatened by Jerrod.	More Fun #84 (1942)
Skover, Captain	Captain of a salvage ship. He sank the Petrel, which was carrying the crown jewels of three countries to America for safe-keeping during the War, in order to steal the jewels during the salvage operation.	More Fun #76 (1942)
Skull, Captain	A villain that Aquaman caught in 1947.	Adventure #158 (1950)
Sky Chief	A boat upon which John Jenks' aquacade girls are due to arrive.	Adventure #171 (1951)
Slade, Jim	An incredible swimmer who wins Seaman of the Year award, much to Aquaman's apparent disgust.	Adventure #226 (1956)
Slinky	A seal friend of Aquaman, part of his Sea Police. His trick is to put seaweed in the propellers of speeding boats.	Adventure #264 (1959)
Slippery	An eel friend of Aquaman. He is NOT an electric eel.	More Fun #89 (1943)
Slug	A thug working for Nazi spies who disables a lighthouse.	Adventure #108 (1946)
Slugger	One of Duke Flarer's thugs.	More Fun #99 (1944)
Smith	The Presiden of Pariversal Pix.	More Fun #86 (1942)
Smith, Mark	A thief who stole $50,000 and then apparently committed suicide by drowning.	Adventure #126 (1948)
Smugglers, Incorporated	An international smuggling ring that attempts to destroy Aquaman and Aqualad on their swim around the world.	Adventure #273 (Jun 1960)
Snark, Professor Enos	A brilliant but malevolent scientist.	Adventure #284 (May 1961)
Snatch Uzell	See Uzell, Snatch.
South	E.H.South owns the E.H.South Gen'l Store in Mizzoo Center.	Adventure #136 (1949)
Spanner	The leader of a gang who want to steal from pearl-fishing boats.	Adventure #177 (1952)
Spearnoses	Aquaman's nickname for swordfish friends.	Adventure #103 (1946)
Spencer Sailsbury	See Sailsbury, Spencer.
Spike [1]	A thug who intends to sell a load of mercury to the Nazis by taking over the Seven Sisters.	More Fun #92 (1943)
Spike [2]	One of Black Jack's thugs who dresses as a shark and attacks Aquaman.	Adventure #114 (1947)
Sponsler	Nicknamed "Steal-a-Million" Sponsler, this suave con man set up a front to steal inventions from inventors.	More Fun #98 (1944)
Squill, Professor	A scientist doing a survey on a new species of fish.	Adventure #104 (1946)
S.S.Dolphin	Captain Verne's ship that supposedly hit Black Beauty's son, sparking a whale-revenge spree.	Adventure #174 (1952)
Star City	Green Arrow's stomping grounds.	Adventure #267 (1959)
Stark, Professor	A professor of medicine who wants a sample of sea plants to experiment on.	Adventure #187 (1953)
Stark Island	An island in Aquaman's Fish Preserve where Turk Wheeler hid.	Adventure #192 (1953)
Station Neptune	A TV station broadcasting an undersea variety show.	Adventure #214 (1955)
Steve Sender	See Sender, Steve.
Stillar	A captain who has the bright idea of blackmailing Aquaman to get him to gather treasures.	Adventure #167 (1951)
Stone	The producer of "You Saw It Happen!" who gets Aquaman to assist with some aquatic stories.	Adventure #235 (1957)
Stone, Jane	Dressed as a mermaid named Thetis when Phil Johnson threatened her family. Her job was to make Mark Windham think he was going insane.	Adventure #132 (1948)
Stumpy Henry	See Henry, Stumpy.
Supersea Aquacade	The aquacade owned by Bull Tate.	Adventure #171 (1951)
Surrat	A swimmer in the big Swimming Marathon that both George Riggs and Humber participated in. Appears to have come in second or third.	More Fun #81 (1942)
Swanson	Communication officer or mate on a ship captained by Broome and rammed by Moby Dick II.	Adventure #213 (1955)
Swanson [2]	A scientist who gets a whiff of a dangerous new chemical and goes temporarily insane.	Adventure #237 (1957)
Swordfish Sam	A Manila-based swordfish who assists Aquaman.	Adventure #111 (1946)
Swordsy	Aquaman's nickname for a swordfish friend.	Adventure #103 (1946)