World's Finest Comics #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Impossible but True!", a radio host named Olga Olmstead finds herself in a dangerous game of deception when she uses her show to secretly pass coded warnings about crimes, all to protect her father. With art by Joe Shuster—both penciling and inking—and lettering by Ira Schnapp, this 1946 tale blends wartime intrigue with the quiet heroism of an ordinary woman caught in extraordinary circumstances. The cover, by Jack Burnley and Charles Paris, captures the tension of a broadcast under pressure.
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In order to protect her father, Olga Olmstead uses her position on a popular radio show to disguise code messages related to various crimes that have been committed, and gets fired for doing it. Superman quickly sees through the situation, and resolves the program as well as regaining the woman's position on the show.
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