Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "They Call Me the Cat!", Lois Lane ventures into the jungle with Lana Lang to interview the reclusive Dr. Adams, a man who’s turned his back on civilization. After an insect bite leaves Lois delirious, she dreams she’s taken on the role of the village witch doctor when the doctor is bitten by a snake—blending adventure, mystery, and a touch of the surreal. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, this 1966 DC classic features the artist’s distinctive style on both interior art and cover, all rendered in his signature pencils and inks.
In "They Call Me the Cat!", Lois Lane finds herself inexplicably transformed in ways that defy explanation—each change more baffling than the last. As the mystery deepens, she uncovers a startling truth: a mysterious alien princess, Princess Zerna of Arctor, is using these transformations to secretly replace her and win Superman’s hand.
In "Lois Lane, Witch-Doctor!", Lois Lane ventures into the jungle with Lana to interview the reclusive Dr. Adams, a man who’s turned his back on civilization. After an insect bite leaves her delirious, Lois slips into a vivid dream where she assumes the role of the village witch doctor—only to find herself facing a new danger when Dr. Adams is bitten by a snake.
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Reprinted in Super Adventure Comic #28 (1966), Supermán #613 (1967), Super DC #13 (1969)
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