Superman #14/1971
In "Lois Lanes Super-Tochter," Lois Lane is mysteriously transported to ancient Rome, where she encounters Samsonnio—the Superman of antiquity—after a gas-induced collapse in a hidden cave. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1971 adventure blends time-travel intrigue with a classic Superman-era twist, all framed by Curt Swan’s iconic cover art and Stan Kaye’s dynamic inks.
In this imaginative tale, Lois Lane finds herself navigating a new chapter after Superman reveals his identity to her—leading to marriage and the unexpected arrival of his Kryptonian cousin, Supergirl. As Lois and Clark begin building a family, the couple's hopes for adopting Linda Kent are tested when a series of misunderstandings threaten to undo the adoption, leaving Lois feeling isolated and unsure. With Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Clayton involved in the process, Lois must find her own way to prove she belongs in this extraordinary life.
Lois Lane stumbles into an ancient Roman cavern, only to awaken in the time of Caesar’s court—where she meets Samsonnio, a warrior bearing the might of a forgotten Superman. As she navigates the grandeur and intrigue of imperial Rome, the line between myth and heroism blurs, and the echoes of her own world begin to fade.
In a twist of heart and hypnosis, Lois Lane decides she no longer wants to be in love with Superman—so she undergoes a trance to forget him. But now, to her own surprise, she’s suddenly fascinated by Clark Kent, leaving his secret identity in even greater peril. With Lucy Lane, Perry White, and the mysterious "große Majo" watching closely, the line between hero and man grows dangerously thin.
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