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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9781401212230
ISBN: 1401212239
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 544
Publication Date: February 14, 2007
Publisher: DC Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Release Date: February 14, 2007
Sales Rank: 48888
Studio: DC Comics
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Since his dramatic debut in the 1940s, Aquaman hasbattled the forces of evil using his super-strength and his abilities tobreathe underwater and communicate with and mentally control sea life.This fantastic, value-sized collection features over 500 pages of classic,black-and-white adventures of the King of the Seven Seas and his sidekick,Aqualad, as they battle menaces from the deepest depths of the ocean to theouter limits of the galaxy.
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I didn't start reading Aquaman until the mid-1960s, so these stories are more history than memory to me. Still, it's a good package, and you just can't go wrong with the work of Nick Cardy. Advisory: there are virtually no female characters of any kind in this volume, so it's not a prime item for collectors of Cardy Women.
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Unable to afford even all the major DC comics, I missed many of the secondary character adventures. Here is a fabulous collection, budget priced, for old and new readers. This is another case of buy it before it goes out of print. So, don't delay. Unlike Namor, Aquaman never engaged in insane violence. A few of the Sub-Mariner adventures, were enough to make me wonder why Namor was considered hot stuff. Now, Aquaman may have been a bit dopey, but he was a good guy. I would have given this ... Read More
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AQUAMAN is by far the most underrated DC COMICS hero. This Showcase collection provides the very hard to get silver age stories from Adventure comics + a story from Lois Lane not collected in the Archive edition + the Showcase issues and the first couple issues of the regular Aquaman series. Money well spent. This is A+ stuff from a historical perspective and, if you like the character, it's a good fun read.
And, for all of you Sub-Mariner fans out there, you might want to know that ... Read More
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