Clark Kent, Perry White, and Lois Lane begin to prepare for a trip to Canada. But Mr. White begins to receive warnings of danger. Original Air Date: October 27, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
Continued from Part Seventeen The Emerald Avenger entered the bank disguised as Welch. Jake Welch normally banked at the branch in Seattle, so the Emerald Avenger went to the Tacoma office. He walked up to a banker, an auburn college age kid with freckles, who stood at the front counter. The banker said, “How can…
Will Superman arrive to rescue Lois, Jimmy, and the others at the mosque? Original Air Date: October 9, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
A thug has an epiphany. Original Air Date: October 8, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
Is the fortune teller really Sir Mycroft? Original Air Date: October 7, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
Continued from Part Nine Snyder sat on a bench in the back of the prison van with Mama Borden. “Mama, you shouldn’t have come. Dread has no thought that isn’t evil.†“Anny, listen to me. I ain’t just some old lady. I may be pushin’ sixty—†“Mama, you’re sixty-seven.†“I can handle myself. I got…
Lois Lane and Sir Mycroft disappear. This looks like a job for Superman. Original Air Date: October 6, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
Continued from Part Sixteen In Nigeria, Paul Galroni checked his e-mail. He sent out a thousand e-mails every day running various scams out of his flat in Abuja, Nigeria. It used to be easy to make money, but now he’d be lucky to get one or two responses a day. This day, he had two….
Clark and Jimmy meet the husband of Lois Lane’s double. Original Air Date: October 5, 1942 Read a free Sample of Tales of the Dim Knight. Now available on Kindle. http://www.dimknight.com
Continued from Part Eight Merle packed up his papers. Snyder said, “It moves.†“That was embarrassing, Snyder.†“So is hanging. Even I know Hollerman was way out of line. What were you doing?†“What are you talking about? The man’s brilliant. In getting an acquittal, objecting like a bad TV lawyer won’t help.†“So what’s…