Jimmy Olsen

...rest of the series' 12-issue run trying to set his life in order. In the process, Morrison puts a fresh spin on old Superman ideas-Bizarro, Jimmy Olsen's monstrous transformations-and introduces some of his own, including a story in which...

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Superman's (Beau Weaver), voice was a little too thin but at least it was tolerable, Lois Lane (Ginny McSwain) was a little whiney, Jimmy Olsen (Mark L. Taylor) was overly childish as was his behavior throughout, and Lex Luthor (Michael Bell)...

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...to have so early in a comic. There are still a lot of pieces to this story, and we finally get to see people pick up on the fact that Jimmy Olsen is missing. Perry White goes �in search of,� and we get to see him sweating a couple times...

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...episodes fleshed out his storyline even further. It was on the radio that Superman first faced kryptonite, met The Daily Planet reporter Jimmy Olsen, and became associated with "truth, justice, and the American way." So, it's no wonder that...

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...of Chloe Sullivan. She's only featured in a handful of scenes this week but they reveal a lot about who she has become in the wake of Jimmy Olsen's death. Early in the episode I was hoping that Chloe might be revealed as the one who...

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...from the Kirby-era Jimmy Olsen series. This is apparently the latest in a series of highly successful articles by Jimmy, in which he spends a day in various roles. In Alan Moore and Gene Ha's ''Top 10 '', a photograph of a version of...

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...top high school recruit in America and think of him as just another talented but erratic second-year player. As Superman has morphed into Jimmy Olsen the past two weeks, the built-in expectations add a lot of noise and a little more tension to...

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"Savior" features one of my favorite Clark and Chloe scenes in recent memory. It happens late in the episode and deals with the death of Jimmy Olsen, which is the primary catalyst for why so much has changed this season. This scene succeeds in...

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...characters Lex and Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk), though Lana did make some appearances last season. This year opens minus Aaron Ashmore's Jimmy Olsen, who was killed at the end of last season. "The death of Jimmy has really spun everyone in...

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...of Solitude while a mysterious foe lays siege. Heroes and villains alike fall. Long-forgotten characters return for a final bow: Jimmy Olsen and Lana Lang meet with valiant ends; Luthor, Bizarro and Mr. Mxyzptlk are dispatched; even...

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