Giant Jimmy Olsen Album #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prevue of Peril," Jim Harper finds himself caught in a tense race against time when a group of desperate residents from Suicide Slum enlist his help to expose their dire living conditions. With a borrowed movie camera, they aim to document their struggles and awaken the city’s conscience—but a ruthless gang has other plans, targeting both the film and the men behind it.
In "Murders in Baranga Marshes," a mysterious killer uses a deadly sound system to commit a series of brutal, distant murders, leaving chaos in the swamps. Dr. Fate steps in to unravel the terrifying mystery, racing against time to stop the next attack before more lives are lost.
In "Jimmy's D-Day Adventure!", Jimmy Olsen stumbles upon newsreel footage of a Nazi officer who looks exactly like him—just as Professor Potter’s time travel device offers a chance to investigate. Taking the leap, Jimmy journeys to D-Day, where his uncanny resemblance lands him deep behind enemy lines, forcing him to navigate the war’s front lines while using his modern knowledge to survive.
In "The Olsen-Robin Team Vs the Superman-Batman Team," Jimmy Olsen and Robin team up for a high-stakes prank, tricking Superman and Batman into believing they’re facing a new wave of invisible crime—sparked by a stolen device known as the De-Visor. With clever disguises and a series of escalating stunts, the duo pushes the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight to their limits, all while a real threat looms just out of sight.
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