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| rdfs:comment | - One ship that he stole was the Narnia and her passengers. He appears to be fond of sharks, often watching them from the windows of his undersea base and commenting on their extreme intelligence, although he is annoyed by Clark Kent, who comments that "sharks are actually kind of dumb". Wildsharkk appears to hire Bermudian criminals as his underlings. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen look at a rough bar which is a reputed hangout of Wildsharkk's hoods. Lois, falsely stating her credentials with ballet companies and the Rockettes, takes an undercover job as an exotic dancer in order to elicit top secret information from Wildsharkk's men. She tells the admirers that Wildsharkk hired her to entertain them, prompting one not too overly bright hood to blurt out sensitive information about Wildsharkk's
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| abstract | - One ship that he stole was the Narnia and her passengers. He appears to be fond of sharks, often watching them from the windows of his undersea base and commenting on their extreme intelligence, although he is annoyed by Clark Kent, who comments that "sharks are actually kind of dumb". Wildsharkk appears to hire Bermudian criminals as his underlings. Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen look at a rough bar which is a reputed hangout of Wildsharkk's hoods. Lois, falsely stating her credentials with ballet companies and the Rockettes, takes an undercover job as an exotic dancer in order to elicit top secret information from Wildsharkk's men. She tells the admirers that Wildsharkk hired her to entertain them, prompting one not too overly bright hood to blurt out sensitive information about Wildsharkk's undersea base and his ship-stealing methods.
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