Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Waits to Kiss the Bride!", Superman orchestrates a high-stakes ruse to shield Lois Lane from a deadly threat, using a robotic double, a fake wedding, and a mysterious ring that can whisk the real Lois away to another dimension. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by John Rosenberger with inks by Vince Colletta and letters by Milt Snapinn, this 1972 DC classic features a cover by Bob Oksner, blending suspense and romance in a clever, pulse-pounding tale.
In "Death Waits to Kiss the Bride!", Lois Lane finds herself at the center of a high-stakes trap when Superman orchestrates a fake wedding to lure a deadly assassin. With help from Jimmy Olsen, Batman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, and unexpected allies Julie Spence, Kristin Cutler, and Marsha Mallow, the real Lois must vanish into another dimension—while a robot Lois stands in her place—before the groom becomes a killer's final target.
In "Edge of Madness," Thorn [Rose Forrest] finds herself imprisoned in a psychiatric facility after a tragic moment at her father’s grave, where she is seized by the mysterious Jets. Trapped in a world of psychological manipulation, she must unravel the sinister conspiracy behind her incarceration while confronting the twisted minds of those who seek to silence her. With the help of a few unlikely allies, including Detective Danny Stone and the enigmatic Dr. Angst, Thorn fights to expose the truth before she loses herself completely.
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Reprinted in Sgt. Kirk #32 (1973), Superman #8/1973 (1973), Superman #9/1973 (1973), Supermann #10/1973 (1973), Stålmannen #11/1973 (1973), DC Special Series #5 (1977), Serie-pocket #36 (1979), Superman #71
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