Aquaman #34
In "Aquabeast the Abominable," Peter Dudley’s obsession with Mera leads him down a dangerous path when he undergoes a transformation attempt by Dr. Ludorf, resulting in a monstrous fusion of man and sea. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Nick Cardy, this 1967 DC classic sees the tragic rise of the Aquabeast, a creature caught between worlds, as he confronts the villain Hammuri in a desperate bid to protect the woman he loves. The cover by Nick Cardy captures the eerie spectacle of this aquatic horror, making this a standout issue for fans of classic superhero tales.
In "Aquabeast the Abominable," Peter Dudley’s obsession with Mera drives him to undergo a radical transformation, but the experiment with Dr. Ludorf goes horribly awry, turning him into the monstrous Aquabeast. Trapped between his love for Mera and his new, terrifying form, he spirals into a tragic quest that ends with a desperate act of sacrifice.
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↩ Reprints World's Finest Comics #131 (1963)
Reprinted in Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #31 (1967), Aquaman #16 (1973), Supermann #13/1979 (1979), Showcase Presents: Aquaman #3 (2009), Aquaman Classics #2519, Relatos Fabulosos #117, Top Comics Wassermann #113
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