What is King Shark's real name?

Nanaue King Shark's real name is Nanaue, and he is the son of the god of all sharks. And that, the book takes pains to point out, makes him the Jesus of sharks.

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For a character concept as inexplicable as “nearly indestructible man-shaped shark” King Shark is a character who works absurdly well without any explanation at all. But like all comic book superheroes and villains, he does have an origin story, even if it’s not brought up very often. Suicide Squad: King Shark, a three-issue digital first miniseries timed to the release of James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, is bringing it up. King Shark’s real name is Nanaue, and he is the son of the god of all sharks. And that, the book takes pains to point out, makes him the Jesus of sharks. What else is happening in the pages of our favorite comics? We’ll tell you. Welcome to Monday Funnies, Polygon’s weekly list of the books that our comics editor enjoyed this past week. It’s part society pages of superhero lives, part reading recommendations, part “look at this cool art.” There may be some spoilers. There may not be enough context. But there will be great comics. (And if you missed the last edition, read this.) Tim Seeley has flexed his “absurd comedy with heart” muscles on titles like Grayson and Shatterstar, so I have every expectation that he and artist Scott Kolins will bring home this story of a very bored King Shark on his yearly trip to the ocean to prove to his demanding relatives that his teeth are still sharp enough to be the Jesus of Sharks. Guardians of the Galaxy has introduced a new Prince of Power, which used to be Hercules’ (yes, the Marvel superhero Hercules’) sobriquet. The new guy is ... a man whose power is magnified by his intelligence to such a fantastic degree that he has to stay stupid to avoid cracking the universe in half. If it’s not clear, I think this is great. This is just to say that James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas’ Wynd is just quietly out there being a really great queer YA dark fantasy series. All the world building you’d expect from a tabletop setting, with the kind of subject matter that would have made middle school me feel like I was reading something very grown up — but without exposing me to something that should really only be processed by a grown up. OK, so I was definitely wrong about the Justice Lords. But we’ve got Superman acknowledging the rise of neo-nazis in his modern America and it’s in the comic based on the Cartoon Network show for kids? Truly an unexpected surprise. Immortal Hulk is almost over, but Al Ewing and Joe Bennett are not resting on their laurels. The series’ penultimate issue absolutely killed it, hanging the entire issue on the reverse parallels between the Hulk’s origin story and that of the Fantastic Four, Marvel’s first family, who inspired the heroic age.

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Has anyone ever seen a shark give birth?

Remarkably, they've never been documented mating or giving birth, however it's thought they go to deep waters in the Pacific Ocean to mate. Their gestation period is estimated to be around 12 months, but very little is known about where the females deliver the pups.

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Enigma of the Great White

The great white shark Carcharodon carcharias is easily one of the most recognisable species of shark – and yet knowledge of them is incredibly scant. This is truly remarkable, considering these creatures can be more than 6m long and weigh over 2,000kg. However, they’re incredibly adept at hiding themselves, mainly due to their colouration, which makes them difficult to make out from above and below – and they’re also known to retreat to very deep water, where they’re almost impossible to track. Their behaviour is hard to predict, too, as they adopt seemingly random pathways across the oceans. These differ between males, females, and juveniles: some will hug the coastline, some choose to stay in the wider ocean, with no consistency. As a result, scientists aren’t even sure how many white sharks exist, but it’s agreed they’re a vulnerable species with their numbers decreasing. Remarkably, they’ve never been documented mating or giving birth, however it’s thought they go to deep waters in the Pacific Ocean to mate. Their gestation period is estimated to be around 12 months, but very little is known about where the females deliver the pups. This giant of the deep guards its secrets well!

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