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Jim Giant was said to be "The Strongest Man in the Universe" with the strength of 100 men. He was a protector of some future North American society. Jim was at least strong enough to hurl a tank-like vehicle (likely weighing at least 20 tons) with relative ease. His unnamed scientist friend could throw him tremendous distances with a giant catapult, and Jim was able to land safely without any equipment. He also seemed to possess tremendous running speed, and was likely faster than a human.

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Row 2 info	Planet Comics #4
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abstract	Jim Giant was said to be "The Strongest Man in the Universe" with the strength of 100 men. He was a protector of some future North American society. Jim was at least strong enough to hurl a tank-like vehicle (likely weighing at least 20 tons) with relative ease. His unnamed scientist friend could throw him tremendous distances with a giant catapult, and Jim was able to land safely without any equipment. He also seemed to possess tremendous running speed, and was likely faster than a human.

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