Superman #14/1970
In "Spekulation an der Börse," a Wall Street broker turns his financial empire into a high-stakes game of chance—only to find himself trapped in a dangerous scheme when a gangster hijacks his operations. With the help of a sharp-eyed detective, the broker’s coded financial moves become the key to his own rescue. Written by Frank Robbins and illustrated by Bob Brown with inks by Joe Giella, this 1970 tale blends corporate intrigue and street-level action, all framed by Neal Adams’ dynamic cover art.
When a stockbroker’s high-stakes trading takes a dangerous turn, his life spirals into a web of threats and deception. With a ruthless gangster exploiting his position and a secret code locking the truth away, Batman must unravel the puzzle before the broker is lost to the game.
Jimmy Olsen finds himself trapped in the past during the American Revolution after collapsing at a film studio, waking to discover he's in the midst of history—face to face with George Washington and a bewildered Rick, while Lucy Lane watches from afar. The statue of Superman stands silent as Jimmy tries to make sense of a world where his usual heroics mean nothing.
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↩ Reprints Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #126 (1970), Detective Comics #396 (1970)
Reprinted in Batman Extra #8 (1983)
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