Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #19 (1957)

In Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #19 (1957) we see some wild adventures of our favorite Daily Planet photographer, Jimmy Olsen. First up, we have "The Two Jimmy Olsens," which involves Jimmy getting his very own robot double! Sounds pretty cool, right? But, as you can probably imagine, things don't go smoothly. This story is written by the legendary Otto Binder, who always delivers in the sci-fi department.

Next up is "The Human Geiger Counter," where Jimmy starts to believe he's allergic to Superman. What?! Is that even possible? Well, in the comic book world, anything is possible. We also have the lighthearted gag strip "Shorty" by Henry Boltinoff.

But wait, there's more! "Superman's Kid Brother" has Jimmy suffering from amnesia and thinking he's Superman's little brother. How wild is that? It's also written by Otto Binder, who has been a fan-favorite writer for years.

Overall, Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #19 is a fun and action-packed comic book that is sure to delight fans. With fantastic writing and beautiful art, it's easy to see why this comic book has stood the test of time. If you're a fan of classic superhero comics, this is definitely one to check out!