So, I understand they've been having some problems putting together an Aquaman script.
May I offer a simple two-word solution?
Bob. Haney.
I mean, you have dozens of Bob Haney-written Aquaman stories just lying around. Why not use one? I guarantee that the hoighty-toighty Hollywood writers aren't going to come up with anything better than this:
My god, that's the greatest writing ever...
We start with bored playboy Peter Dudley...
Well, he catches what he thinks is a really big fish. But it's really...
The misunderstanding cleared up, Dudley invites Mera and Aquaman aboard his luxury yacht, and, well, he's kind of smitten with Mera:
So Dudley does what any billionaire would do--he bribes a doctor to turn him into a stronger, more handsome version of Aquaman!
And science works as well as it usually does in the DC Universe:
So, being literally a new man, Aquabeast goes to get his woman!
Arthur objects...
...but Aquaman is no match for Aquabeast!
Arthur gets knocked around for several pages, until:
And Garth?
Be serious.
After a whole issuer of being humiliated, Aquaman arrives just as Dudley has sacrificed himself to save Mera from some mutant/alien/what the hell thingie:
Yup, he was really gone, never to appear again...until the Aquaman movie!! Right?? Hello, DC, are you listening? Hello?!?
From Aquaman #34 (1967)
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