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Jimmy Olsen 121 page 3 by Pete Costanza

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Location: Panel pages: DC Comics
Title: Jimmy Olsen 121 page 3 by Pete Costanza*
Artist:  Pete Costanza (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 215
Likes on CAF: 15
Comments: 9
Added to Site: 4/10/2025

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Published 1969
The Three Lives of Superman!
written by Jim Shooter

Superman's psyche is transported back into the past to relive previous incarnations and Jimmy tags along as an observer.
In his first incarnation Superman is Erok, Krypton's mightiest conqueror, and Jimmy observes him riding an olifont, an ancient Kyptonian beast.

I really like that top panel and I was a big fan of the Silver Age DC comics so I was happy to get this example from a Jimmy Olsen comic.
This is also the only art I own by Pete Costanza (1913-1984), who is best known for his work on Fawcett Comics' Captain Marvel and the Marvel Family during the World War II era. After Fawcett stopped publishing super-hero comics, Costanza work for Classics Illustrated, Charlton and DC, retiring in 1971 after suffering a stroke.

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Fred's CAF Gallery Member Since 2003
Posted On 4/10/2025

Worlds **gone wild**!!!  Incredible page!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 4/10/2025

Believe it Erok, Jim time-teleports
Please leave a message with the Pete
Ride must be out, or I'd pick olifont
Where could I be? Believe it's Krypton, I'm not home

John C Member Since 2014
Posted On 4/10/2025

Holy Cats!

Christopher Swanson Member Since 2017
Posted On 4/10/2025

Amazing page! Love the bottom panel that has a real John Carter of Mars vibe to it!

Rick W Member Since 2017
Posted On 4/10/2025

He should have taken the blue pill ;)

Lloyd White Member Since 2007
Posted On 4/10/2025

That top panel is wild! I love this era of Superman's Pal!

Kavi H Member Since 2018
Posted On 4/10/2025

nice page!!! both the bottom panel and top panel look really nice. My vague recollection of Costanza's work was of his Fawcett stuff so thanks for the history/knowledge as well. I wanted to say something snarky/sarcastic but Marcus beat me to the Seinfeld reference/joke and I can't top that

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
Posted On 4/10/2025

A very nice page. Costanza seemed to have adapted his style from the cartoonier Captain Marvel material to draw this in a more mainstream superhero style of the time, quite reminiscent of Murphy Anderson's work, in my eyes.

Duke  Fleed Member Since 2013
Posted On 4/13/2025

Beautiful workmanship! Love the creativity!

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