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Searching for a way back to Earth, and Atlantis, Aquaman continues to find no answers in "The City". Even their leader figure, Brother Warnn, finds Aquaman's request incomprehensible. Aquaman elects to leave "The City", hoping to find some other civilization, one that can help him, in "The Wilderness". The very concept that anything else exists other than "The City", and "The Wilderness", is considered blasphemous to the inhabitants of "The City". Aquaman's female companion warns him against thinking such thoughts, but it is already too late. "The City" guards move in to apprehend Aquaman. The guards' weapons coat Aquaman in enervating bubbles that sap his strength, but the KIng of the Seas is able to scrape the majority of the bubbles off, by swimming through a narrow opening. Taking out

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rdf:type	Comic Issue
rdfs:label	Aquaman Issue 51
rdfs:comment	Searching for a way back to Earth, and Atlantis, Aquaman continues to find no answers in "The City". Even their leader figure, Brother Warnn, finds Aquaman's request incomprehensible. Aquaman elects to leave "The City", hoping to find some other civilization, one that can help him, in "The Wilderness". The very concept that anything else exists other than "The City", and "The Wilderness", is considered blasphemous to the inhabitants of "The City". Aquaman's female companion warns him against thinking such thoughts, but it is already too late. "The City" guards move in to apprehend Aquaman. The guards' weapons coat Aquaman in enervating bubbles that sap his strength, but the KIng of the Seas is able to scrape the majority of the bubbles off, by swimming through a narrow opening. Taking out
dcterms:subject	Aquaman (Volume 1) Issues
Comic Issue name	"The Big Pull"
Previous	Aquaman Issue 50
Series	Aquaman
Issue	51(xsd:integer)
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Published	June, 1970
NEXT	Aquaman Issue 52
abstract	Searching for a way back to Earth, and Atlantis, Aquaman continues to find no answers in "The City". Even their leader figure, Brother Warnn, finds Aquaman's request incomprehensible. Aquaman elects to leave "The City", hoping to find some other civilization, one that can help him, in "The Wilderness". The very concept that anything else exists other than "The City", and "The Wilderness", is considered blasphemous to the inhabitants of "The City". Aquaman's female companion warns him against thinking such thoughts, but it is already too late. "The City" guards move in to apprehend Aquaman. The guards' weapons coat Aquaman in enervating bubbles that sap his strength, but the KIng of the Seas is able to scrape the majority of the bubbles off, by swimming through a narrow opening. Taking out one of the guards, Aquaman uses the man as a human shield, until he can swim outside "The City" limits. His female companion follows. Within "The City", a switch is flipped that sends out psychic waves of pain. The girl is immediately overwhelmed by the telepathic torment, and lapses into unconsciousness. It is all Aquaman can do to fight the pain, and swim himself, and the girl, out of range of "The City's" telepathic emitter. In Atlantis, Mera is distraught over Aquaman's disappearance and fears that her husband has died. Aqualad tries to console her. Aquaman had been attacked by aliens, working in concert with the Ocean Master. The undersea villain had a change of heart, though, and had tried to warn Aquaman of the coming attack. He was too late, however, and it appeared that the aliens had disintegrated the monarch of Atlantis, with their hand weapons. Outside the Atlantean dome, the manta ship is sighted. Mera orders Aqualad to put the guard on alert, as she prepares to confront Aquaman's nemesis, The Black Manta, alone. Within "The Wilderness", Aquaman feels a telepathic "tug", one that eventually draws him to a pale blue sphere. The sphere is covered in intertwining structures and inhabited by a race of primitives. Aquaman's female companion is shocked to see another society existing outside of "The City". Judging the primitives to be immoral heathens engaged in sacrilegious activities, she fires upon them, nearly slaying a child. Enraged, the primitives mount an attack on Aquaman and his companion. Aquaman realizes that whatever help he may have been able to garner from these people has been forever lost, due to his companion's unprovoked attack on them. He steels himself for the fight of his life.
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