Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Snow-Woman Wept!", Lois Lane finds herself entangled in a mystery that leads her to a mysterious woman known only as Thorn, whose past is as icy as the snow that blankets the city. When a dangerous man named Beau Benton attempts to kill Thorn for the 100, she saves him from drowning—only to turn him over to the police to protect him, setting off a chain of events that leaves Lois questioning who the real threat might be. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, this 1971 issue features a haunting cover by Dick Giordano.
When Professor Bridnell's underwater breathing device goes awry on Lois Lane, she transforms into a living snow sculpture—leaving Norman Brooks and Dr. Tort to unravel the mystery before the cold takes her completely.
In a tense twist of fate, Beau Benton—once a target of the ruthless 100—finds himself saved from drowning by Thorn, the very person he was sent to kill. As their dangerous connection deepens, Thorn makes the difficult choice to turn him in to the police, not out of betrayal, but to protect him from the deadly forces hunting them both.
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Reprinted in Superman #10/1971 (1971), Supermann #10/1971 (1971), Stålmannen #14/1971 (1971), Super Adventure Comic #50 (1973), Superman Taschenbuch #47 (1983), Super Adventure Comic #49
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