Cover: Jack Burnley

Action Comics #60

May 1943 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“Lois Lane -- Superwoman!”

In "Lois Lane -- Superwoman!", Lois Lane dreams of gaining superpowers after a near-fatal truck accident, imagining a world where she’s Superman’s equal—and even his fiancée—before waking to reality. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by George Roussos, this 1943 tale blends wish-fulfillment and classic superhero fantasy with a touch of whimsy. The cover by Jack Burnley captures the dream’s dramatic flair, making it a standout moment in early Lois Lane storytelling.

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writer Jerry Siegel · artist, inker George Roussos · cover Jack Burnley

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writer Jerry Siegel

artist, inker George Roussos

cover pencils, inks Jack Burnley

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After Lois is hit by a truck, she dreams a transfusion of Superman's blood gives her super powers, and she even gets Superman to accept her proposal of marriage, not realizing that it is only a dream!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).