"eco-terrorists" but remain close allies of Aquaman. Other versions Convergence During the Convergence, Dan Dorrance has become the director of S.T.A.R. Labs in Metropolis. When the city is overtaken by an alien dome and the harbor is polluted, Dorrance supervises Aquaman moving in STAR Labs for his aquatic needs. At first, Aquaman doesn't trust the Dorrance's people. However, a year later, the force beyond the dome sends a near-immortal killing machine named Deathblow after Aquaman. Dorrance and his employees fight alongside Aquaman, subduing the threat. Many of Dorrance's people die. This cements Aquaman's loyalty, forgiving all past disputes. Tangent The nine Tangent Comics titles published by DC Comics in 1997 include a Sea Devils title written by Kurt Busiek. In this universe, the Sea Devils are fish mutated into sentient humanoids by the radiation of an atomic exchange between the United States and Cuba, which destroyed most of Florida and Georgia. The Sea Devils' city of Shaligo is built on the remains of Macon, Georgia, and is ruled by a charismatic red-skinned Sea Devil known as the Ocean Master. Flashpoint In the events of Flashpoint, the Sea Devils was a government-sponsored American combat group under the leadership of Dane Dorrance sent to apprehend the foreign invader Booster Gold, who had unknowingly found himself in their alternate timeline. The New Frontier The Sea Devils make two cameo appearances in Darwyn Cooke's DC: The New Frontier miniseries, first in a montage of adventurers and heroes traveling to fight the antagonist, and then helping rescue pilots who are shot down over the ocean. References External links Sea Devils at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on March 29, 2017. DCU Guide: Sea Devils Sea Devils index Comics characters introduced in 1960 Characters created by Robert Kanigher DC Comics characters DC Comics titles Defunct American comics