Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Superman's Rival, Mental Man!", Superman and Lois Lane find themselves at the heart of a small-town celebration in Pittsdale, population 1,101, for the 100th anniversary of the Pittsdale Star—only to be mistaken for a newly engaged couple. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated with crisp detail by Kurt Schaffenberger (who also inked the cover), this 1966 classic blends gentle humor with the charm of a bygone era, all framed by Schaffenberger’s distinctive cover art.
In "Superman's Rival, Mental Man!", Lois Lane’s comic strip about a psychic hero takes a bizarre turn when the character himself materializes—claiming to be in love with her. With Superman and Aquaman playing their parts in a daring ruse, the real danger lies in the shadows, as the mysterious "Ace" Ruggles prepares to strike.
Lois Lane and Superman—disguised as Clark Kent—arrive in Pittsdale for the 100th anniversary of the local newspaper, only to find the whole town convinced they’re there to tie the knot. With the entire town buzzing and even her family caught up in the mix, Lois finds herself caught between the truth and the charming chaos of a small-town wedding frenzy.
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