Action Comics #520
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman's Arch-Rival for Lois Lane," a dashing newcomer briefly steals Lois Lane’s attention while Superman is otherwise occupied—only to reveal his true colors as a coward, reminding her of what truly matters. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life with Curt Swan’s timeless art, Frank Chiaramonte’s inks, Gene D’Angelo’s colors, and John Costanza’s lettering, this 1981 classic captures a quiet moment of romance and character insight. The cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano perfectly captures the issue’s playful tension.
In "Superman's Arch-Rival for Lois Lane," a dashing stranger briefly steals Lois Lane’s attention while Superman is otherwise occupied—only for her to see through his bravado when he proves unwilling to face real danger. The story unfolds with quiet charm and a touch of irony, exploring what happens when a momentary distraction meets the enduring strength of true heroism.
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Reprinted in Superman #19/1981 (1981), Aquaman #7 (1982), Supermagasinet #3/1982 (1982), Superserien #3/1982 (1982), Lois Lane Album #[nn] (1982), Superman Poche #56 (1982), Supermán #1380 (1982), Hercule #27 (1983)
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