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Superman's Pal of Steel

Summary

Volume: 1
Issue: 34
Month: January
Year: 1959

Credits

Head Writer: Otto Binder
Cover Artists: Curt Swan
Pencilers: Curt Swan
Editors: Mort Weisinger

Synopsis

Cast of Characters:

Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)
Perry White (Silver Age)
Superman (Silver Age)

Locations:

Metropolis

Items:

None

First Appearances: No first appearances
Final Appearances: No final appearances

Synopsis: Synopsis unknown

The Underworld Journal

Credits

Head Writer: Alvin Schwartz
Pencilers: Curt Swan
Inkers: Ray Burnley
Editors: Mort Weisinger

Synopsis

Cast of Characters:

Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)
Ghost
Lois Lane (Silver Age)
Perry White (Silver Age)
Superman (Silver Age)

Locations:

Metropolis

First Appearances: The Ghost (an escape artist)
Final Appearances: The Ghost
Synopsis: Synopsis unknown

The Most Amazing Camera in the World

Credits

Head Writer: Otto Binder
Pencilers: Curt Swan
Inkers: Ray Burnley
Editors: Mort Weisinger

Synopsis

Cast of Characters:

Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)
Hunch Holton
Lois Lane (Silver Age)
Phineas Potter
Perry White (Silver Age)
Superman (Silver Age)

Locations:

Metropolis

First Appearances: Hunch Holton (a criminal)
Final Appearances: Hunch Holton
Synopsis: Synopsis unknown

Notes

Jimmy Olsen appeared last in Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6. He appears next in Action Comics #248.

Lois Lane appeared last in Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6. She appears next in Superman (Volume 1) #127.

Perry White appeared last in Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6. He appears next in Superman (Volume 1) #127.

Professor Phineas Potter appeared last in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #33. He appears next in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #37.

Superman appeared last in Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6. He appears next in Action Comics #248.

Reprints

The Most Amazing Camera in the World is reprinted in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #131.

Trivia

In The Most Amazing Camera in the World, Jimmy Olsen runs afoul of a criminal named Hunch Holton. Ironically, in the third story in issue #3, entitled The Human Flame-Thrower, Jimmy meets a criminal named Hot Shot Holton. Whether Hot Shot is any relation to Hunch Holton or not has yet to be revealed.

In Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #131, The Most Amazing Camera in the World is re-titled as The Most Fantastic Camera in the World.

External Links

References

Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #7 (Elastic Lad biography page)

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+'''Superman's Pal of Steel'''
-__NOTOC__
-'''Chunk Barges In'''
-:"''But the garbage is gone!''"
-::--'''[[Wally West]]'''
 ==Summary==
-'''Volume:''' 2 <br>
+'''Volume:''' 1 <br>
-'''Issue:''' 11 <br>
+'''Issue:''' 34 <br>
-'''Month:''' April <br>
+'''Month:''' January <br>
-'''Year:''' 1988 <br>
+'''Year:''' [[:Category:1959|1959]] <br>
+==Credits==
+'''Head Writer:''' [[Otto Binder]] <br>
+'''Cover Artists:''' [[Curt Swan]]  <br>
+'''Pencilers:''' [[Curt Swan]] <br>
+'''Editors:''' [[Mort Weisinger]]<br>
+==Synopsis==
+'''Cast of Characters:'''
+*[[Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)]]
+*[[Perry White (Silver Age)]]
+*[[Superman (Silver Age)]]
+'''Locations:'''
-==Credits==
+*[[Metropolis]]
-'''Editor''' [[Mike Gold]] <br>
-'''Writer:''' [[Mike Baron]] <br>
-'''Cover Artist:''' [[Steve Lightle]] <br>
-'''Penciller:''' [[Jackson Guice]] <br>
-'''Inker:''' [[Romeo Tanghal]] <br>
-'''Colorist:''' [[Carl Gafford]] <br>
-'''Letterer:''' [[Steve Haynie]] <br>
+'''Items:'''
+* None
+'''First Appearances:''' No first appearances <br>
+'''Final Appearances:''' No final appearances <br>
-==Synopsis==
+'''Synopsis:''' Synopsis unknown <br>
-'''Cast of Characters:''' [[Chunk]], [[Flash (Wally West)]], [[Jarrett Parker]], [[Karin Preus]], [[Eric Gunderson]], [[Mr. Gilchrist]], [[Mary West]], [[Tina McGee]], [[Owen Slade]].  <br>
-'''First Appearances:''' No first appearances <br>
-'''Final Appearances:''' No final appearances <br>
-'''Synopsis:'''  After absorbing the criminals and Dr. [[Jarrett Parker|Parker]] to even another dimension, [[Chunk]] agrees to transport [[Wally West|Wally]] and the rest of the community back to [[New York City]].  They travel in Chunk's boat, which arrives upside down in the harbor.  Wally is able to rescue everyone.  Apparently, he has been missing for one month.
+==The Underworld Journal==
-The police want to arrest Chunk, but Wally is able to persuade them to release him into his care.  Wally returns back to his mansion to see that his [[Mary West|mother]] is in the process of completely remodeling the place.  He also begins to notice the tension between his mother and [[Tina McGee|Tina]].
+===Credits===
+'''Head Writer:''' [[Alvin Schwartz]] <br>
+'''Pencilers:''' [[Curt Swan]] <br>
+'''Inkers:''' [[Ray Burnley]]<br>
+'''Editors:''' [[Mort Weisinger]] <br>
+===Synopsis===
-[[Mr. Gilchrist]] of the [[Middle Hampton]] city council agrees to meet Wally and Chunk at the police boat pier the following morning.  Wally hopes to help Chunk take advantage of his abilities by making garbage disappear.  However, the test run, making a barge full of trash disappear, results in a massive whirlpool and the disappearance of Chunk.
+'''Cast of Characters:'''
-<br>
+* [[Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)]]
+* Ghost
+* [[Lois Lane (Silver Age)]]
+* [[Perry White (Silver Age)]]
+* [[Superman (Silver Age)]]
+'''Locations:'''
+*[[Metropolis]]
+'''First Appearances:''' The Ghost (an escape artist) <br>
+'''Final Appearances:''' The Ghost<br>
+'''Synopsis:''' Synopsis unknown <br>
+==The Most Amazing Camera in the World==
+===Credits===
+'''Head Writer:''' [[Otto Binder]] <br>
+'''Pencilers:''' [[Curt Swan]] <br>
+'''Inkers:''' [[Ray Burnley]]<br>
+'''Editors:''' [[Mort Weisinger]] <br>
+===Synopsis===
+'''Cast of Characters:'''
+* [[Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)]]
+* Hunch Holton
+* [[Lois Lane (Silver Age)]]
+* [[Phineas Potter]]
+* [[Perry White (Silver Age)]]
+* [[Superman (Silver Age)]]
+'''Locations:'''
+*[[Metropolis]]
+'''First Appearances:''' Hunch Holton (a criminal) <br>
+'''Final Appearances:''' Hunch Holton <br>
+'''Synopsis:''' Synopsis unknown <br>
 ==Notes==
+* [[Jimmy Olsen (Silver Age)|Jimmy Olsen]] appeared last in [[Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane 6 (1959)|Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6]]. He appears next in [[Action Comics 248|Action Comics #248]].
-* No special notes.
+* [[Lois Lane (Silver Age)|Lois Lane]] appeared last in [[Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane 6 (1959)|Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6]]. She appears next in [[Superman 127 (Volume 1, 1959)|Superman (Volume 1) #127]].
+* [[Perry White (Silver Age)|Perry White]] appeared last in [[Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane 6 (1959)|Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6]]. He appears next in [[Superman 127 (Volume 1, 1959)|Superman (Volume 1) #127]].
+* [[Phineas Potter|Professor Phineas Potter]] appeared last in [[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 33 (1958)|Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #33]]. He appears next in [[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 37 (1959)#The Elastic Lad of Metropolis|Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #37]].
+* [[Superman (Silver Age)|Superman]] appeared last in [[Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane 6 (1959)|Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6]]. He appears next in [[Action Comics 248|Action Comics #248]].
+==Reprints==
+* [[#The Most Amazing Camera in the World|The Most Amazing Camera in the World]] is reprinted in [[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 131 (1970)|Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #131]].
 ==Trivia==
+* In [[#The Most Amazing Camera in the World|The Most Amazing Camera in the World]], Jimmy Olsen runs afoul of a criminal named Hunch Holton. Ironically, in the third story in [[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 33 (1958)|issue #3]], entitled ''[[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 33 (1958)#The Human Flame-Thrower|The Human Flame-Thrower]]'', Jimmy meets a criminal named Hot Shot Holton. Whether Hot Shot is any relation to Hunch Holton or not has yet to be revealed.
-*
+* In [[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 131 (1970)|Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #131]], ''The Most Amazing Camera in the World'' is re-titled as ''[[Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen 131 (1970)#The Most Fantastic Camera in the World|The Most Fantastic Camera in the World]]''.
 ==Recommended Readings==
+* [[Comics Action Comics|Action Comics]]
-*
+* [[Comics Superman (Volume 1)|Superman (Volume 1)]]
+* [[Comics Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane|Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane]]
+* [[Comics World's Finest (Volume 1)|World's Finest (Volume 1)]]
 ==Related Articles==
+* [[Jimmy Olsen (Earth-One)/Appearances|Jimmy Olsen appearances list]]
-*
+* [[Cover Art Gallery Jimmy Olsen|Jimmy Olsen cover gallery]]
+* [[Character Gallery Jimmy Olsen|Jimmy Olsen picture gallery]]
 ==External Links==
+* ''[[Wikipedia:Jimmy Olsen|Jimmy Olsen article at Wikipedia]]''
-*
+* ''[http://www.comics.org/series.lasso?SeriesID=1027 Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen series index at the Grand Comics Database]''
 ==References==
+* [[Who's Who - The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe 7|Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #7]] ''([[Elastic Lad]] biography page)''
-*
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