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Nuidis Vulko is a fictional DC Comics character and one of the most recurring members of the Aquaman supporting cast. He was created by Bob Haney and Howard Purcell in ''The Brave and the Bold'' #73 (August–September 1967). His look was redesigned by Nick Cardy for ''Aquaman #35''. ==Fictional character biography== Vulko is the chief scientific adviser of Atlantis and is probably its most notorious political and academic figure (he has been involved in most of the political changes and revolution the city has gone through since he first appeared). He has been called Doctor, professor, commander and he even became king of Atlantis in the Earth-2 continuity. He knew Aquaman's mother and was an advisor to King Trevis. He was present at Aquaman's birth, and argued against leaving Aquaman to die, claiming the curse of Kordax was a silly superstition. Chronologically, he later befriends Aquaman when both were held in an Atlantean prison. After Aquaman frees himself and gains his throne, he makes Vulko his regent. In his first comic book appearance, he assists Aquaman and the Atom in repelling microscopic invaders from a 'single drop of water'. They are led by 'Galg The Destroyer'.〔"Brave and the Bold" #73 (August–September 1967)〕 Soon after he supervises the transition of Atlantis citizens from water to air breathers; this is needed to escape an enemy attack.〔Aquaman Vol 1 #35 (October, 1967)〕 For a time, he is the King of Atlantis.〔Justice League of America #142 (1977)〕 He is present when Aquagirl is confirmed dead.〔Crisis on Infinite Earth #9 - 10 (Dec. 1985 - Jan. 1986)〕 Vulko is the one to affix a harpoon to Aquaman's missing hand; it had been eaten by piranhas.〔"AQUAMAN" VOL. 5 #3 (November 1994)〕 Vulko became disenchanted with Aquaman's rule; he is one of many to leave for another underground city, led by one of Aquaman's sons Koryak. There, these citizens are brainwashed and forced to fight in a war against yet another city.〔"Aquaman" (Vol.3) #23〕 As with all Atlanteans, he is sucked back in time.〔"JLA: OUR WORLDS AT WAR" #1 (September 2001)〕 This leads to the events of the 'Obsidian Age'. Atlantis had been stranded thousands of years in the past. The recovery of it the continent to its proper location and time involves sinking it yet again. It took the Justice League only a few months to rescue the missing underwater dwellers but for them it was fifteen years in slavery to their masters, led by the evil Gamemnae.〔"JLA" #66-75 (Jul 2002-Jan 2003)〕〔http://www.amazon.com/JLA-Obsidian-Age-Book-One/dp/1563899914〕 For said sinking, Aquaman is put on trial. Vulko is one of many who sentence him to die on 'Traitor's Rock'. Despite losing his empathy with sea life, Aquaman survives this.〔"Aquaman" Vol 6 #1 February 2003〕 Vulko discovers a cabal of Atlantean magic users, empowered by the 'Obsidian Age' incident have turned traitor and are mistreating innocent prisoners. Vulko resolves to help fight against them.〔"AQUAMAN SECRET FILES" (May 2003)〕 In this continuity, he was killed during the attack by the Spectre; this attack destroys Atlantis and kills most of the citizens. The Spectre, not in his right mind, had been convinced the source of all evil was magic and had been going after Atlantean sorcerers.〔"Infinite Crisis" #3 (2005)〕 Vulko's body is later found, along with the body of Koryak.〔"AQUAMAN" VOL. 6 #38 (March 2006)〕 His ghost appeared in the most recent (and recently cancelled) series. His ghostly self has moved into the mobile seafaring city called 'Windward Home'. It's a sea-based facility home to several differing groups and aliens. The focus is on multiple forms of research intended to benefit mankind.〔"Aquaman" #40 (May 1, 2006)〕 Later, Vulko's ghost becomes a mentor of sorts to a different Aquaman, Arthur Joseph Curry.〔"Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis" #50〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Nuidis Vulko」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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