Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Died for Superman! [Part I]," Lois Lane finds herself trapped in a parallel dimension, facing a chilling moral test: to return home, she must convince her doppelgänger to swap places by making her suffer—specifically, by tormenting the other Lois’s son until she can no longer endure it. Written by Leo Dorfman and brought to life with iconic precision by artists Curt Swan and George Roussos, this 1969 issue features a cover by Swan and Murphy Anderson, marking a pivotal moment in the series' exploration of identity and sacrifice.
In "Part II: The Battle of the Beauties!", Mornu and Rini find themselves caught in a surreal dimension where their every choice is scrutinized by unseen scientists. As the stakes rise and the test intensifies, the girls must confront what they're truly willing to sacrifice—without knowing if the danger is real or just another experiment.
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Reprinted in Superman #1/1970 (1970), Supermann #15/1970 (1970), Supermann #22/1970 (1970), Gigant #2/1971 (1971), Gigant #2/1971 (1971), Superman Extra #3 (1981)
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