Jimmy Olsen leans out of a helicopter, trying to get a better picture
of the U.S. Navy's new submarine. Just as the pilot warns him, Jimmy
plummets from the helicopter. He falls toward the water, only to be
caught by Bizarro. Not recognizing that the flying creature isn't
Superman, Jimmy thanks him. Bizarro, without responding, zooms across
the city and deposits Jimmy in a hole in the ground. Jimmy sits up to
read the gravestone above him: "Secret entrance for Jimmy Olsen
Gravedigger Lad".

Inside the Kent apartment, Lois beats on her computer as her
husband begins to talk to the corner. She begins to question him, when
Batman steps out of the shadows. Batman asks the couple to dig up
something on Lex Luthor to use against him in the elections, but Clark
questions if they have to sink that low. Then, as soon as he appeared,
Batman vanishes.

Jimmy walks the streets with two of his friends when he hears
someone calling his name from an alley. Jimmy moves into the alley and
Bizarro throws a golden shovel at him. Then Bizarro grabs Jimmy by the
leg and takes off, announcing that he is headed for the moon.

Superman sits in the JLA monitor womb, watching the broadcasts about Luthor's campaign.

Jimmy continues to be dragged across town by Bizarro when
suddenly Supergirl comes to his rescue. Landing softly, she pulls Jimmy
to her and kisses him. Then Bizarro returns to knock Supergirl into the
wall. She responds in kind. Bizarro uses his cold-vision to freeze her,
but she easily breaks free. As the two battle, Jimmy begins to think
that his new shovel must be magical. He slams it into the ground, but
only ends up hurting his hands. As Supergirl fends off fireballs of
Bizarro's super-breath, Jimmy suddenly realizes how to stop him.
Beginning to speak like Bizarro, Jimmy and the newly arrived Superman
convince Bizarro to leave Earth.

Flying over the arctic, Bizarro's wrist suddenly begins to beep.
Responding to the signal, Bizarro turns in mid-flight, only to be shot
down by an energy blast. Standing on the surface, is Ignition.

In the Daily Planet, Perry White examines the two possible
headlines: Luthor wins or Luthor loses. Only one more night and everyone
will know.