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.
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Lois receives a blow to the head that causes a temporary personality change. She ruthlessly blackmails Superman into marrying her, but her efforts are complicated when she uses a rejuvenation spray from Superman's Fortress of Solitude that makes her and Superman appear progressively younger.
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