Time-and-Space Warper
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'''The Time-and-Space Warper''' | '''The Time-and-Space Warper''' | ||
| − | An ingenious invention constructed by [[Professor Potter]] and loaned to [[Jimmy Olsen]] so that Olsen can make the ultimate monster movie. On a remote Pacific Island, Olsen uses the device to summon [[Titano]] and a [[Kryptonian]] [[Flame Dragon]] to Earth. Unfortunately, the two great beasts engage in | + | An ingenious invention constructed by [[Professor Potter]] and loaned to [[Jimmy Olsen]] so that Olsen can make the ultimate monster movie. On a remote Pacific Island, Olsen uses the device to summon [[Titano]] and a [[Kryptonian]] [[Flame Dragon]] to Earth. Unfortunately, the two great beasts engage in a colossal struggle and endanger the peaceful residents of the Island. Olsen is able to subdue the pair with a gas gun and use the Warper to return them to their respective planets. While the monsters break all of Jimmy's cameras, [[Superman]] has the foresight to launch a satellite that films the fight for posterity (SPJO No. 84, Apr 1965: "Jimmy Olsen's Monster Movie!"). |
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 18 April 2010
The Time-and-Space Warper
An ingenious invention constructed by Professor Potter and loaned to Jimmy Olsen so that Olsen can make the ultimate monster movie. On a remote Pacific Island, Olsen uses the device to summon Titano and a Kryptonian Flame Dragon to Earth. Unfortunately, the two great beasts engage in a colossal struggle and endanger the peaceful residents of the Island. Olsen is able to subdue the pair with a gas gun and use the Warper to return them to their respective planets. While the monsters break all of Jimmy's cameras, Superman has the foresight to launch a satellite that films the fight for posterity (SPJO No. 84, Apr 1965: "Jimmy Olsen's Monster Movie!").
