More Fun Comics #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doom over Gayland," Aquaman takes on the dangerous Black Jack, a villain operating a gambling ship, when the criminal kidnaps the daughter of a senator and demands a ransom. Written by Manly Wade Wellman and illustrated by Paul Norris, this 1942 adventure sees Aquaman navigate treacherous waters—both literal and moral—on a mission to rescue the girl and bring the criminal to justice. The cover by George Papp captures the story’s high-stakes tension with a striking image of the hero in action.
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In this 1942 adventure from *More Fun Comics* #77, Aquaman dives into a high-stakes showdown when he uncovers Black Jack’s secret operation aboard a gambling ship. With a senator’s daughter in peril, Aquaman must outwit the villain before it’s too late—before the tide turns against him.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Doctor Fate Archives #1 (2007), Green Arrow: The Golden Age Omnibus #1 (2018)
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