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Cover: Kurt Schaffenberger

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #62

Jan 1966 · DC · 0.12 USD
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In "Lois Lane's Anti-Superman Campaign! Part I," Lois Lane takes a surprising turn when she launches a public campaign against Superman—only for the Man of Steel to reveal it was all a ruse to outwit the mischievous Mxyzptlk. With Kurt Schaffenberger's dynamic art bringing the action to life, the issue blends superhero antics with a splash of political intrigue, as Perry White takes a new role in government and Van Benson steps in as temporary editor of the Daily Planet. The cover by Schaffenberger captures the tension and flair of the moment.

Contains 4 stories
Lois Lane's Anti-Superman Campaign! Part I
9 pp · Superhero
Ruth Kelso

Lois Lane, fed up with Superman’s sudden turn toward politics, launches a surprise campaign against him—rallying her fan club and challenging the Man of Steel in a race for the U.S. Senate. With Ruth Kelso by her side, Lois takes on the role of a political rival, turning her usual admiration into a fiery, public showdown.

[Lois Lane's Anti-Superman Campaign!] Part II: Mr. Mxyzptlk's Election Magic!
7.67 pp · Superhero
Loot Incorporated

In this playful twist on the classic superhero rivalry, Lois Lane's anti-Superman campaign takes a magical turn when the mischievous Mr. Mxyzptlk lends his powers to her cause—just as she scores real headlines by helping apprehend a gang of safecrackers. With her public profile soaring and the campaign heat rising, Lois finds herself caught between her crusade and the unpredictable magic of a very unorthodox ally.

[Lois Lane's Anti-Superman Campaign!] Part III: The Super-Election!
6.67 pp · Superhero
Van Benson

In a twist that turns the political spotlight on the Man of Steel, Lois Lane’s crusade against Superman takes a surreal turn when the hero reveals his campaign was a ruse to outwit the mischievous Mxyzptlk. With Lois playing a key role in the scheme, the pair work together to trap the imp in his own magic by making him say his name backwards. Meanwhile, Perry White’s appointment to a senatorial seat leaves a vacancy at the Daily Planet, and he names Van Benson as temporary editor—setting the stage for new tensions and unexpected alliances.

Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor

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artist, inker Kurt Schaffenberger
letterer Vivian Berg
cover pencils, inks Kurt Schaffenberger

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