Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lois Lane's Super-Perfect Crime," Lois Lane temporarily gains invulnerability from alien visitors, leading her to concoct a wild scheme involving a fake murder and a disguise as Lana Lang—though the entire sequence unfolds as a vivid hallucination triggered by the aliens' formula. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated with sharp precision by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1965 tale blends surreal twists with the classic dynamic between Lois and Superman, all framed by Schaffenberger’s distinctive cover art.
In a twist of cosmic mischief, Lois Lane finds herself temporarily invulnerable after an alien encounter—only to spiral into a dangerous fantasy where she impersonates Lana Lang and stages a shocking crime. As Superman grapples with her sudden transformation, the line between reality and illusion blurs, leaving Lois questioning her own mind and the future she once imagined.
In this classic 1965 tale, Lois Lane finds herself caught in a playful prank when Superman and Batman team up to convince her that Bruce Wayne is the Man of Steel. As Lois grows closer to Bruce, her feelings deepen—until the truth crashes down at the altar, leaving her stunned and the joke hanging in the air.
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Reprinted in Super Adventure Comic #24 (1965), Supermann #9/1966 (1966), Supermann #12/1966 (1966), Superman: Past and Future #[nn] (2009)
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