Superman #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman's Fiancee Lois Lane," Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding deliver a poignant moment in the Man of Steel’s life as Clark Kent balances his dual identity with a heartfelt conversation with Lois Lane atop Mt. Fuji. After a series of urgent missions—one involving a stolen transporter belt and a near-fatal explosion—Superman takes a rare pause to share a quiet, intimate talk with Lois, where the weight of their relationship and his role as a hero hang in the air. The issue, with cover art by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding, captures a fleeting, tender moment where time itself seems to pause, all thanks to a mysterious intervention from a female Linear Man.
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Clark leaves a dinner date with Lois to rescue a submarine crew. Next day, he leaves to deal with a man that has stolen Bloodsport's transporter belt. The man pulls a grenade pin. Superman absorbs most of the blast, but must take the man to the hospital. Superman asks Lois to go somewhere to talk and tells her to dress warmly. They talk about marriage to a superhero atop Mt. Fuji. She asks, "Why be a superman?" and he replies, "Because no one else can." They both feel time almost stood still while they talked. Outside is a female Linear Man who repayed Superman by giving him time with Lois.
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