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Superman pursues the mysterious television truck in which Jimmy was

carried off. Now as he catches up with it...

Superman!

Bear to headquarters.

Bear to headquarters.

Come in headquarters. Superman has got us. It's an emergency.

Use emergency plan B.

Roger.

What happened to the television truck?

It blew up.

Then Jimmy was killed.

No, he wasn't in it when it exploded. Nobody was.

Where'd they go?

They vanished mysteriously, just as others have before them.

You know, I think Clark Kent may be right in suspecting that Luthor has a

hand in this. Bring in the boy, Jimmy Olsen.

Headquarters to truck two.

Headquarters to truck two.

Go to the vicinity of the planet building and stand by.

Wait here.

The reporter's here.

Through my greatest invention, the world does not know of it yet, but it will.

And I will be the most powerful man in it.

Who are you?

Don't ask that. But try to find out. The knowledge would be fatal.

Follow me.

This apparatus generates a secret ray which breaks down your component atoms

and reassembles them wherever I desire.

This is what I call my main arm.

I built it for one purpose, to dispose of Superman.

With it, I can send him into space and keep him there forever.

That'll be a good trick, if you can do it. But how about me? I didn't ask to

come here.

True. Since you don't know where you are, I have permit you to depart.

Perhaps you can deliver my challenge to Superman.

I'll be glad to meet him at any time.

Blindfold him, then put him under the main arm.

Hey, you're not going to ship me off into space.

No. the main arc can send you to any place i choose you'll be delivered

safely to your office blindfold him oh well what have i got to lose what am

i saying

Jimmy, what happened to you?

How'd you get away from those two men? I hate to tell you, you'll never believe

me. Jimmy, sometimes I like... All right, I'll tell you, but don't say I

didn't warn you.

Walls were rocked, so it must be underground.

If I didn't know Luthor was in jail, I would swear he was a guy who calls

himself the Atta Man.

Let me see that mysterious coin.

Let's get this to a safe place.

Contact the men in truck two.

Tell them the Olsen boy has a coin.

They must take it from him.

Headquarters to truck two.

Headquarters to truck two.

Truck two to headquarters.

Come in, headquarters.

The Olsen boy has one of our coins.

Get it.

Too late. He gave it to Clark Kent and they went into the building.

Stand by.

Have the men use their sound beam on the planet building.

Get that coin at any cost.

Yes, sir.

It's an amazing story, even if only half true.

It could be the greatest scientific scoop of the century.

We could use it.

Why can't we?

Because we can't prove it. I can.

They'd laugh at you just as I did when you first brought me the story.

It looks more and more like Luthor's work.

Why not have the coin analyzed?

That might give us a clue.

First, I want to show it to some people.

Lock it up in the safe.

I'll do it.

Hand me the mic.

Truck to the headquarters.

Truck to the headquarters.

Go ahead, truck two.

The coin is being locked in the safe at the Daily Planet office.

Stand by. I'll send Farrah to join you. He'll have a plan to get the coin.

Okay.

Perry White speaking.

Yes?

Yes?

Thanks, Ed.

Big passenger ship afire not far off the coast. People trapped in it. Cover it.

Round up Lois and Jimmy.

It's Superman!

He'll save us.

Look, it's Superman.

He's saving people from the ship.

Take care of them. I'll go after the others.

I don't know how you got it so fast.

Well, I'm not quite sure myself.

Hey, wait a minute.

What's cooking?

Some of your wiring. We've got to test it. It's all yours.

Getting back to what we were discussing, I still feel that Jimmy's exaggerated.

The idea of transmitting people from one place to another, it's impossible.

I'm not so sure about that. Well, I am.

It's about time Jimmy and Lo showed up.

What are you doing with that safe?

Nothing, just testing the wiring. Mine was ordered.

Now I'll tell one.

I'll catch him.

Call the police.

We're trapped on the roof.

All orders, I'll take care of you.

Happened to it.

Lois took it.

Remember she said we should have it analyzed?

If she's got it, she's in danger.

Jimmy notified the police to search for her. I'll contact some of the places she

might have gone.

I'll be the one who goes crazy.

We just heard that the lame girl has the coin.

Nobody knows where she's gone. The coin is activated, so I can trace her.

You return to the garage and stand by with the car.

Okay.

Get started.

Say, you're treading on dangerous ground.

Don't let them get away. Go after them. At your service.

Thanks, Superman.

Oh, it's nothing at all.

I'll apply you back to your office.

What about these men?

I'll send the police after them.

Ready?

Always.

Have the police found any trace of Lois?

Yes, sir. I mean, no, sir. And now Clark Kent has wandered off, too.

Take good care of her.

She's got a lot of big ideas.

A lot of crazy ideas.

Let me see that mysterious coin.

Namely, silver.

A trace of tungsten and copper.

And a few grains of some element I don't recognize.

I'll keep this for further study.

I'd be glad to get rid of it.

Now let's get back to the business of putting out a newspaper.

Lois, I want a story on Luthor's application for parole.

Yes, sir.

Did you succeed in getting that coin from the planet office?

No. Unfortunately, it fell into the hands of Superman.

That's not unfortunate, Albert.

It could have been better if I'd planned it myself.

How do you mean?

It'll give me an opportunity to get Superman under the main arc.

I hope you have a plan.

Oh, of course.

Have you ever known me to be without one?

Clark Kent, please.

Oh, he isn't in. This is Lois Lane speaking.

I'm sorry. I wanted Clark Kent.

What for?

I've got a hot tip for him.

I'll be glad to give it to him.

Okay. A window washer just fell from the top floor of that new building at 5th

and Main and didn't even get a scratch.

That ought to make a story for him. It sure will.

I'll see that Clark Kent hears about it. Thanks for calling.

That call was for Clark, wasn't it? Yeah.

You're going to steal his story.

If he'd stay on the job, he'd get his own stories.

Well? I'm from the Daily Planet. Where's the man who took that fall?

I could tell you. For a price.

How much?

That coin you have.

It's Superman.

Can even the Man of Steel handle this situation?

Will Clark's daring cause him to reveal his true identity?

Don't fail to see A Blaze in the Sky, the third thrill-packed chapter of Atom

Man vs.

Superman, at this theater next week.