Cover: Gray Morrow

Lois Lane #1

Aug 1986 · DC · 1.50 USD; 2.10 CAD; 0.60 GBP

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Lois Lane #1 (1986) kicks off with Lois diving into a harrowing story about a murdered child, only to face resistance from her new editor, McCullough, who’s determined to bury the piece as revenge for a past misstep. As Lois presses forward, her sister Lucy reaches out from afar, adding quiet tension to a story already charged with unresolved grief and the weight of truth. Written by Mindy Newell and brought to life with moody precision by Gray Morrow (pencils and inks) and Joe Orlando’s evocative colors, the cover by Gray Morrow captures the issue’s somber, introspective tone.

Contains 2 stories

When It Rains, God Is Crying, Chapter I: Ignorance Was Bliss

23 pp · Crime

Letters Agustin Mas

Lois LaneLucy LaneEd ByrnesJames McCulloughLana LangClark Kent (not as Superman)

In "When It Rains, God Is Crying, Chapter I: Ignorance Was Bliss," Lois Lane digs into the tragic death of a child, determined to tell the story despite resistance from her new editor, McCullough, who’s out to punish her for past missteps. As Lois presses forward, her sister Lucy reaches out from afar, desperate to connect—two women searching for truth in a world that wants to look away.

[When It Rains, God Is Crying] Chapter II: Dark Realities

22 pp · Crime

Letters Agustin Mas

Lois LaneLucy LaneLana LangClark Kent (not as Superman)James McCulloughJanice DentonPerry White (mentioned)Jimmy Olsen (mentioned)