Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman's Secret Sweetheart," Lois Lane finds herself sidelined on the set of a film about Superman, where she’s replaced by the glamorous Gilda Glamarr—leading to a series of mishaps that make even her closest allies suspect her of sabotage. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1958 DC classic captures the charm and humor of the Silver Age, with Curt Swan and Stan Kaye bringing the cover to life.
In this 1958 tale from *Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane* #2, Lois Lane takes on a playful challenge when she tries to help a shy college girl, Polly Smith, fit in with her peers by cleverly setting her up as Superman’s secret sweetheart—convincing the Man of Steel to play along with the ruse. With Vera Stevens caught in the middle of the growing rumor, the line between truth and fiction starts to blur in ways neither Lois nor the girls could have predicted.
In a glamorous 1958 Hollywood twist, Lois Lane finds herself sidelined when director Daryl Zorne casts movie star Gilda Glamarr as the lead in his Superman film—despite Lois being the real-life inspiration. As a string of mysterious mishaps unfolds on set, suspicion grows that Lois is sabotaging the production out of jealousy, turning the spotlight on her in ways she never expected.
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Reprinted in Lois Lane Annual #2 (1963), Superman Annual #7 (1963), Superman #2/1967 (1967), Superman #3 (1967), Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #78 (1967), Super DC #5 (1969), Showcase Presents: Superman Family #2 (2008), Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane Archives #1 (2012), Twin Hearts #11
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