Lois Lane

Want to get your hands on one of the most coveted comic books in the game? Look no further than "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #2 (1958)." In this issue, Lois sets up a lonely college girl with none other than Superman himself! But things aren't as they seem. Want to find out what twists and turns this story takes and if Lois and Superman's secret sweethearts are really meant to be? Then contact us for a free appraisal or sell your collection directly to us. We'll make sure you get a fair price for your prized possessions. Don't wait, this issue won't be available for long!

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #3 is an exciting comic book that features a thrilling story called "THE RAINBOW SUPERMAN". In this story, Superman smashes a crystalline meteor in space, but upon returning to Earth, he starts glowing with a beautiful rainbow aura, which seems to happen every time Lois opens her mirror locket. There's also a public service message called "Are You a Litter-Bug?", a fascinating filler called "Binny", and a gripping story written by Jerry Coleman, penciled and inked by Kurt Schaffenberger, titled "The Man Who Was Clark Kent's Double". Additionally, there are other captivating stories and facts, including "Famous Newspaper Firsts" and "Oddities In Romance". If you happen to have this comic book, we encourage you to contact us for a free appraisal or to sell your comic book collection to us for a fair price. We pride ourselves on being knowledgeable in comic books, and we guarantee trust and reputation.

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #4 (1958) features an iconic story titled "THE SUPER-COURTSHIP OF LOIS LANE." In this story, Jimmy tries to help his friend Lois get over her unremitting affection for Superman. Jimmy uses a doctored tape of Clark's voice to hypnotize him into proposing to Lois. However, Lois refuses Clark, which leaves Superman with no choice but to take matters into his own hands. This is an interesting dynamic and provides unique insight into Lois and Clark's relationship, which is a must-read for any serious comic book collector. If you possess this issue and need a fair appraisal or considering selling it, contact us for a free and accurate price that reflects the value of your collection. Comics Into Cash delivers a top-in-the-line reputation in the comic book industry, and we would love to work with you, ensuring you the best value for your collection.

In the world of comic books, a rare gem has been discovered in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #6, published way back in 1959. In the story, titled "The Amazing Superman Junior," the Man of Steel and his pals Perry, Jimmy and Robin, concoct a plan to teach a lesson to the ever-inquisitive Lois Lane. In order to do so, Superman uses his powers to make themselves appear old. However, their plan takes an unexpected turn when they encounter someone with extraordinary abilities claiming to be Superman Junior.

This comic book has all the classic elements of a great story, with its unexpected twists and turns, making it a must-have for any collector. Besides the main story, readers can also enjoy a variety of other features such as gag strips, fillers, and "Lieutenant Lois Lane, U.S. Army!" that will keep them hooked from start to finish.

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In Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #7, we take a closer look at Lois Lane herself. After three men who kissed her die under mysterious circumstances, Lois gets a reputation of being cursed. But is there something else going on? "Lois Lane's Kiss of Death," written by Robert Bernstein and penciled and inked by Kurt Schaffenberger, takes us on a thrilling mystery filled with twists and turns.

This issue also includes a public service message titled "The Magic Card!" as well as a one-page text piece biography of actress Noel Neill, who portrayed Lois Lane in the television show. "When Lois Lane Forgot Superman," written by Unknown and penciled by Wayne Boring and inked by Stan Kaye, is another standout story in this issue.

In addition, there are a few gag strips, including "Varsity Vic" by Henry Boltinoff and "Little Pete" also by Henry Boltinoff. But the real treat is "The Girl Who Stole Superman," which features Superman, Lois Lane, and Lana Lang. Written by Jerry Coleman and penciled and inked by Kurt Schaffenberger, this story is reprinted in 80 Page Giant #3.

For those interested in collecting, it's worth noting that all stories in this issue are reprinted in Showcase Presents: Superman Family #2 and Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane Archives #1. Trust us, this issue is not one to be missed.

In Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #10 from 1959, Lois Lane takes a chance with Professor Lockhart's youth ray - and boy, does she regret it! Things start off okay when the machine works as promised and she reverses her natural aging process. But soon enough, Lois begins to worry as she realizes that she's getting younger... and younger... and younger!
To make matters worse, Lois disappears completely unless Superman can use his X-Ray vision to grow her back to her normal age. It's a race against time as Lois tries desperately to get Superman's attention and reverse the effects of the youth ray before it's too late.
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This particular issue of Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #8 (1959) tells the story of Lois Lane receiving superpowers as a birthday gift from Superman. The lesson he intended to teach her was to be more responsible and compassionate with power, but things quickly get out of hand when she becomes known as the "Superwoman of Metropolis." As with most comic books of this era, there are also various shorter stories included, such as a public service message about Brotherhood Quotient, a gag strip by Henry Boltinoff, and a tale where the Amazons mistakenly believe Lois to be their queen. At Comics Into Cash, we pride ourselves on our knowledge of all comic books, including older issues like this one. Trust in our reputation and let us provide a fair appraisal for your comic book collection.

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #9 (1959) is a classic comic book that tells the story of Lois Lane and her misadventures in Metropolis. In this issue, Lois is wrongly accused of revealing Superman's secret identity when a discarded story of hers is published by the Daily Planet. This leads to her becoming the most hated girl in the city.

But that's not all - this issue also features Cora the Car Hop, a public service message about making life easier, and even a Stone-Age Suitor for Lois, with Superman as her co-star. And if that's not enough to pique your interest, you'll also find Superman's Mystery Song, featuring the one and only Pat Boone!

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If you have a copy of Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #70 (1966), then you might be in for some cash! This issue is packed with a thrilling storyline about the Catwoman's Black Magic, and it also marks the first Silver-Age appearance of the infamous villain! The story continues in the next issue, making this comic book a valuable addition to any collection. Plus, with a cover by Wayne Boring and Kurt Schaffenberger, you know you're holding a piece of comic book history. So, if you have this comic book or any other comic book collection, then don't hesitate to turn to Comics Into Cash. We pride ourselves on being knowledgeable about comic books and offering our customers fair prices. Contact us today for a free appraisal or to sell your collection directly to us!