Character(s):
Jimmy Olsen [also as Bizarro-Jimmy]; Lois Lane; Perry White; Professor Potter; Bizarro No. 1; Superman [Clark Kent]; Lucy Lane; Jimmy Olsen Fan Club
First Line:
Jimmy Olsen, cub reporter, bringing in worthless scoops?
Synopsis:
When Professor Potter creates a normalizer ray to turn the Bizarros human, Jimmy plays a joke on him by pretending to be Bizarro-Jimmy and letting himself be exposed to the ray. But the joke is on Jimmy when the ray turns him into a Bizarro! Bizarro-Jimmy does all sorts of wacky Bizarro-things until Bizarro-Superman arrives to whisk him away to Bizarro World.
Notes:
Binder script credit is based on (1) an item in an issue of The Comic Reader published apparently while this issue was being produced (Johnson [1964?], 4) (see Indexer Note for Part II: “Exiled on the Bizarro World,” below), and (2) independent writing style analyses by indexer David B and researcher Bob Hughes. The Siegel credit is disputed by David B.
[Jimmy Olsen, the Bizarro Boy!] Part II: Exiled on the Bizarro World!
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Interior Page(s)
Credits
Colorist(s):
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Letterer(s):
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Subject Matter
Genres:
superhero
Character(s):
Jimmy Olsen [as Bizarro Jimmy]; The Bizarro Beetle-Bugs (band, Beatles parody); Bizarro No. 1; Bizarro-Lois Lane; Bizarro-Perry White; Bizarro-Lana Lang; Bizarro-Lucy Lane; Bizarro-Krypto; Superman [Clark Kent]; Perry White; Lois Lane; Lucy Lane; Lana Lang; Bizarro-Lex Luthor; Bizarro-Professor Potter
First Line:
Everything is backwards, topsy-turvy and plain kookie on the home planet of the pathetic Bizarro people...
Synopsis:
Jimmy fits right in on Bizarro World until Bizarro-Lex Luthor exposes him to a modified version of blue kryptonite, which restores Jimmy's mind but not his body. Now an outcast, Jimmy has to create a Bizarro-Professor Potter to invent a Bizarro-normalizer ray to restore him so Superman can bring him home.
Notes:
Binder script credit is based on (1) an item in an issue of The Comic Reader published apparently while this issue was being produced (Johnson [1964?], 4), and (2) independent writing style analyses by indexer David B and researcher Bob Hughes. The Siegel credit is disputed by David B.
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Reference:
Johnson, Glen. [1964?]. The Comic Reader 26. On kwakk.info. Accessed January 5, 2025. https://kwakk.info/tcr/?w=731fb5e359536c92312e998259a7fa4fe4fc343ebc6b5068f0075bdf8226acf7.
First Line:
Regular readers of Jimmy Olsen’s adventures will recognize his change into a Bizarro as the latest of many weird transformations the cub reporter has undergone.
Synopsis:
The author describes some of Jimmy Olsen's weird transformations, usually the result of magic or one of Professor Potter's experiments.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
0.25
Notes:
Several stories are summarized by name: "The Super-Brain of Jimmy Olsen", "The Wolf-Man of Metropolis", and "Jimmy Olsen, Wolf-Man".
Notes:
Letters from: David Minch, Charles Levey, Gayle L. Dykeman, Richard Flatt, and Mark Jardine. One reader suggests a meet-up between Elastic Lad and Elongated Man, which the editor says is probable (but it never happened in the Silver Age).