Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #126
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Brain Busters," Lois Lane finds herself entangled in a bizarre conspiracy when television executive Fred Danton exploits the weekly antics of the clown Captain Dingle to secretly condition Metropolis with subliminal messages. Written by Cary Bates and illustrated by John Rosenberger, with inks by Vince Colletta and Murphy Anderson, this 1972 DC classic blends social commentary with the era’s pop culture flair. The cover by Bob Oksner, with additional inks by Murphy Anderson, captures the unsettling charm of a city under unseen influence.
In "The Brain Busters," Lois Lane teams up with Superman—disguised as Clark Kent—to uncover a sinister plot by television executive Fred Danton, who's using subliminal messages during the antics of the seemingly harmless clown Captain Dingle to manipulate the minds of Metropolis. With help from her colleagues Perry White, Kristin Cutler, and Julie Spence, and a surprising lead from the building’s doorman Henry, Lois races to expose the truth before the city’s thoughts are no longer their own.
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Reprinted in Supermann #10/1976 (1976), Batman Classics #83 (1977), Läderlappen #2/1977 (1977), Lynvingen #2/1977 (1977), Superman Poche #38 (1980), Superman Taschenbuch #37 (1981), All Favourites Comic #103
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