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All good things must come to an end, right? DC Comics has shared a look at the final covers to Lois Lane and Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen. It was always intended for both series to be 12 issues long, but that doesn't help the sting of knowing those last issues are almost upon us. The …
There are enormous changes headed Superman's way. After recent events and recovering from Jor-El's big secrets, Superman has decided to share his dual identity with the world. There will no longer be any doubt or mystery to what Superman does during his down time or how Superman manages to type out stories for the Daily …
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Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen comics from the Silver Age are always a delight to read. Whenever I attend a comic convention, I try to pick up a couple issues of the wacky comic. The premise of each issue pretty much always centers around Jimmy Olsen getting into some sort of outlandish situation. Sometimes the situations …
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Supergirl made her way to the big screen back in 1984. The movie was pretty weird, but it did bring Kara Zor-El into the Christopher Reeve/Superman universe. Warner Bros. is celebrating the movie with the release of a remastered version on Blu-ray. To help celebrate the release, Helen Slater (Supergirl) and Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen) …
Continue reading "SDCC 2018: Supergirl (1984)–Helen Slater & Marc McClure Interviews"
One of the great things about the decades of comic book history is reading the classic stories from the past. Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen is full of crazy and outlandish stories. Despite their wackiness, they showed us a side to the characters we don't always get to see as well as situations you wouldn't expect. …
