Adventure Comics #284
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clark Kent Goes to Reform School!", a 1961 Adventure Comics classic, the Daily Planet's mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent finds himself unexpectedly enrolled in reform school—much to his bewilderment and the readers’ delight. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this quirky tale blends humor and heroics as Clark’s dual identity takes a surprising detour, all while Aquaman and Aqualad battle Professor Enos Snark, a villain using stolen tech to empower pirates. The cover by Curt Swan and Stan Kaye captures the story’s playful tone with a striking image of Clark in his new, unlikely surroundings.
In "The Charge of Aquaman's Sea Soldiers!", Aquaman and Aqualad face off against the cunning Professor Enos Snark, who’s outfitting pirates with advanced tech to plunder the seas. When Snark unleashes a device that drains salt from seawater—leaving Aquaman’s marine allies powerless—our heroes must think fast to save the day.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #144 (1949)
Reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #114 (1974), Aquaman Album #5 (1980), Showcase Presents: Aquaman #1 (2007)
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