Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Most Hated Girl in Metropolis!", Lois Lane finds herself at the center of a scandal when a discarded story she wrote is published—leading everyone to believe she's exposed Superman's secret identity. With friends turning against her and her job on the line, Lois seeks refuge with her sister Lucy, who urges her to start fresh in Hollywood. The story, written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, captures a pivotal moment in Lois’s career, with Curt Swan and Stan Kaye bringing the dramatic cover to life.
Lois Lane finds herself the most hated woman in Metropolis when a discarded story she wrote is published, falsely implicating her in exposing Superman’s identity. With friends turning away and her job gone, she turns to her sister Lucy for help, who urges her to start anew in Hollywood. There, a surprise twist from TV personality Ralph Edwards reveals the whole ordeal was a staged tribute to honor her as “Girl Reporter of the Year.”
When Pat Boone finds himself overwhelmed by fans after a concert, Superman swoops in to deliver him safely to the Daily Planet—just in time for Lois and Clark to rehearse a song for a variety show. Pat, inspired, suggests a duet about Superman, with lyrics by Clark and Lois on vocals, but no matter how hard they try, mysterious disruptions keep silencing their performance.
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Reprinted in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #68 (1966), Showcase Presents: Superman Family #3 (2009)
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