Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Destroyed Atlantis!", Lois Lane takes a dramatic turn after a head injury triggers a surprising personality shift, leading her to demand Superman’s hand in marriage through ruthless means. With a mysterious rejuvenation spray from the Fortress of Solitude, their strange situation grows even more complicated as both Lois and Superman begin to appear younger with each passing moment. Kurt Schaffenberger’s dynamic art brings the surreal, high-stakes romance to life, with his distinctive pencils and inks defining every panel of this 1963 DC classic.
Lois Lane wakes up with a surprising twist: a head injury has turned her into a force of ruthless romantic ambition, demanding Superman marry her on the spot. But when she accidentally uses a rejuvenation spray from the Fortress of Solitude, her demands take an even stranger turn—both she and Superman begin shrinking, turning their high-stakes romance into a bizarre, age-defying adventure.
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Reprinted in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #104 (1970), MV Comix #2/1971 (1971), MV Comix #4/1971 (1971), Giant Lois Lane Album #9 (1972), Superman in the Sixties #[nn] (1999), Lois Lane: A Celebration of 75 Years #[nn] (2014)
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