Posted on 06/29/2019 1:24:46 PM PDT by Bratch
Superman is far from the only member of the Kent household who crusades for truth, justice and the American way. Sometimes, Lois Lane goes for bigger targets (and hits harder) than her superpowered husband, as Heat Vision’s exclusive preview of next week’s debut for Lois’ new solo comic book series makes clear.
The new 12-issue Lois Lane series by Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins sees the most iconic reporter in comic books — not to mention the most fearless — do what she does best: Search out the truth behind a story that, as can be seen below, doesn’t feel too removed from certain current events in the real world, in which a debate is raging about the U.S.' treatment and incarceration of migrants crossing the border.
Lois Lane is part of an expansion of DC’s Superman line of comic books; later in the month, the publisher will launch a 12-part Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen series by Matt Fraction and Steve Lieber, while Superman and Action Comics writer Brian Michael Bendis has recently launched the six-issue Event Leviathan series — in which Lois also plays a leading role — spinning out of Superman-related storylines.
The series launches in comic stores and digitally July 3. Read on for a glimpse at Lois’ latest adversaries.
Back in the 50s I loved Superman and Superboy comics. Now I wouldn’t touch one with a 10 foot pole.
I was always amused by the fine-print disclaimer in comics*: ...depictions do not represent any real person, past or present...
*Not verbatim: It was at the bottom of the first/splash page in the comics I bought as a kid. I do not know about now.
Player by Morgan Freeman in the upcoming movie...
Monetizing the separation of children...
They could have stayed home, instead of their parents (?) dragging them thru drug cartel infested Mexico, deserts, scorpions, rattlesnakes, banditos and human traffickers.
But that’s not endangering children to Lois, huh?
So Stuperman married Lois? Huh. Next your gonna tell me that Matt Dillon married Kitty.
I actually got to meet Miss Kitty in Dodge City. She was helping push some TV movie they hoping to do.
A couple of guys told me they thought she looked good. I thought she looked awful. She died from aids not too much later. She got it from her husband.
In other countries, the threat of imprisonment or death will not make journalists veer from the course of truth. In the US, the threat of a lessened social status is enough to keep them in line.
He was married to her on Earth Two back in the 1960s.
10 cents. 1961 or earlier, I assume.
I recall that one, and avoid it. The series became aggressively PeeCee in its final (10th) season, in particular with vilifying a proxy for Rush Limbaugh as demonic, and more.
P.S.
In other words, being ten cents puts it as early Silver Age, likely before Marvel became Marvel.
“...watch old movies from when Hollywood was patriotic.”
Yes. The flavor of movies made before 1955 or so is certainly more loving toward America. And more respectful about our military, fathers, Christians, virtues...
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And when pubic school teachers were patriotic.
I love movies from the 30’s. When guys were ‘’mugs’’ and people said things like “Get me?’’ And “Listen sister...’’.
not the first time in 80 years.
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