Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jimmy Olsen, Hollywood Star!", the Daily Planet's photojournalist takes a surprising turn behind the camera as he stars in a Superman film, only to find himself trapped in a quicksand pit during a studio tour. With Superman and Supergirl absent on a distant mission, Jimmy’s fate hangs in the balance—until a mysterious figure comes to his rescue. Written by Leo Dorfman and brought to life by Curt Swan’s art and George Klein’s inks, this 1962 adventure features a cover by Swan and Klein, capturing the star-studded chaos of Hollywood with a touch of classic DC charm.
In a 1962 tale of stardom and sticky situations, Jimmy Olsen finds himself in Hollywood, filming a movie about Superman—just as the Man of Steel and Supergirl are off on a future mission. Trapped in a quicksand pit during a studio tour, Jimmy’s desperate struggle leads to unconsciousness, only to be rescued by an unexpected figure in the spotlight. With cameos from real-life stars Phil Silvers, James Arness, Elizabeth Taylor, Danny Thomas, and "Rocks" Saxon, the story blends behind-the-scenes glamour with a classic rescue twist.
In "Jimmy Olsen's Fiery Friends!", Jimmy Olsen and Lana Lang find themselves in a volcanic showdown when mysterious fire beings emerge from the erupting peak—drawn not to danger, but to the red hair of the two reporters on the scene.
In "Jimmy Olsen's Super-Romance!", Jimmy finds himself the unexpected object of affection from a glamorous alien princess. Though she brings him to her world for a face-to-face meeting, the two soon realize their lives—and worlds—simply aren’t meant to align.
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