Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beware of the Bug-Belle!", Lois Lane takes on a surprising new role when she dons Lana Lang’s Insect Queen costume and bio-ring to help fight crime—only to find herself outmatched when the ring is stolen and wielded by the Anti-Superman Gang. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell and brought to life with dynamic art by Kurt Schaffenberger (pencils and inks), this 1966 DC classic blends superhero flair with a touch of sci-fi mischief. The cover, also by Schaffenberger, captures Lois in her insect-themed guise with a striking, otherworldly intensity.
Lois Lane dons Lana Lang’s Insect Queen costume and bio-ring to take on crime, channeling her new powers with a mix of confidence and curiosity—until the ring is stolen by the Anti-Superman Gang, turning the tools of heroism into a weapon against Superman. With Lois in the spotlight and the gang on the move, the line between protector and pawn blurs in this 1966 tale of mistaken identity and high-stakes deception.
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Reprinted in The Superman Family #173 (1975), Lois Lane Comic #114 (1976), Wundergirl #10 (1977), Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #25
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