Issue Contents:
The Big Pull
Characters
- Aquaman
- unnamed other-dimensional woman
Credits
- Pencils: Nick Cardy
- Inks: Nick Cardy
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
The Big Pull
"I cannot help! Such concepts have no meaning to me!"
Storyline
Aquaman searches for a way to return to Earth.
Characters
- Aquaman
- Aqualad
- Mera
- Ocean Master
- unnamed other-dimensional woman
- Brother Warnn
- the Id-Men (aliens)
- Steev
- Jimm
- Dikk (unseen)
Credits
- Script: Steve Skeates
- Pencils: Jim Aparo
- Inks: Jim Aparo
- Letters: Jim Aparo
Story Notes
Page 8 is a 2/3-page and page 16 is a 1/2-page. Steev and Jimm appear to be other-dimensional counterparts of Steve Skeates and Jim Aparo. Dikk would also appear to be an other-dimensional counterpart to editor Dick Giordano. Steev and Jimm make an oblique meta joke/reference to deadlines.
Credits
- Script: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
Letters from Rudy Rankins, Harvey Sobel, Madeleine Robins, Ed Shea, and Alan Brennert.
The World Cannot Wait for a Deadman
"A small cat-like creature steps from a cabinet of an alien spaceship and stares at the ghost of a man long dead, and turns his world inside out!"
Storyline
After Deadman saves Tatsinda's life in an alien dimension, she helps him return to Earth.
Characters
- Deadman
- Tatsinda
- D'Ronal
- Liana
Credits
- Script: Neal Adams
- Pencils: Neal Adams
- Inks: Neal Adams
- Letters: John Costanza
Story Notes
Last page of sequence is a half page.
Featuring Scuba-Man
"I'm gonna have to fix that leak one o' these days!"
Storyline
Too much water (and a fish) get into Scuba-Man's diving suit, giving the impression that he has a marvelous physique.
Characters
- Scuba-Man
Credits
- Script: John Costanza
- Pencils: John Costanza
- Inks: John Costanza
- Letters: John Costanza
Featuring Scuba-Man
"I always wanted to go down one of these sliding boards!"
Storyline
Scuba-Man learns that "Ya can't go down a sliding board with a rubber suit on!"
Characters
- Scuba-Man
- kids
Credits
- Script: John Costanza
- Pencils: John Costanza
- Inks: John Costanza
- Letters: John Costanza