Lois Lane Album

(March 1982)

The Heart of the Monster (Table of Contents: 1)

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Paul Kupperberg

Pencils

Jim Aparo

Inks

Jim Aparo

Letters

Jim Aparo

Editing

Paul Levitz (original editor)

Job Number

J-7259

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman; Lois Lane; Metallo II; Perry White; Dr. John Cranshaw

Reprints

• from The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #175 (June 1981)

Have You Ever Told Me the Story of My Life? (Table of Contents: 2)

Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane / comic story / 11 pages (report information)

Script

Marv Wolfman

Pencils

Bob Oksner

Inks

Vince Colletta

Letters

Ben Oda

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor); E. Nelson Bridwell (original associate editor)

Job Number

S-3552

Genre

superhero

Characters

Lois Lane; Superman [Clark Kent]; The Extractor (cameo); Sam Lane (cameo); Ella Lane (cameo); Helen Gold (cameo); Marcy Lloyd (cameo); Susan Freeling (cameo); Courtney Green (cameo); Wayne Henry (cameo); Leonard Splatz (cameo); Ted Wallach

Synopsis

Lois Lane has lost her memory so Superman takes her to the Fortress of Solitude to use his Super-Computer to help her relive her past and regain her memories.

Reprints

• from The Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #206 (March-April 1981)

Who Killed Lucy Lane? (Table of Contents: 3)

Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Cary Bates; Irene Vartanoff (plot)

Pencils

Werner Roth

Inks

Vince Colletta; Murphy Anderson (Superman heads)

Letters

?

Editing

E. Nelson Bridwell (original editor)

Job Number

D-681

Genre

superhero

Synopsis

Searching for her missing sister Lucy, Lois finds her diary and learns that Lucy was working for the 100 as a spy, stealing secret plans for a super-weapon. Superman and Lois stop the plot but Lucy is presumed dead.

Reprints

• from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #120 (March 1972)

Superman's Arch-Rival for Lois Lane! (Table of Contents: 4)

Superman / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Gerry Conway

Pencils

Curt Swan

Inks

Frank Chiaramonte

Letters

John Costanza

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor); E. Nelson Bridwell (original consulting editor)

Job Number

S-3586

Genre

superhero

Synopsis

A charming fellow catches Lois Lane's eye when Superman is too busy to spend time with her, but he turns out to be a coward, and Lois goes back to Superman.

Reprints

• from Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #520 (June 1981)

Everything You Wanted to Know about Lois Lane but Were Afraid to Ask! (Table of Contents: 5)

Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane / comic story / 24 pages (report information)

Script

Cary Bates

Pencils

Werner Roth

Inks

Vince Colletta; Murphy Anderson (see notes)

Letters

Milt Snappin ?

Editing

Dorothy Woolfolk (original editor); Ethan C. Mordden (original assistant editor)

Job Number

D-758

Genre

superhero

Synopsis

Returning to Metropolis several weeks after her sister's death, Lois quits her job at the Daily Planet so that she can work freelance on important stories. She also tells Superman that they are finished, and moves into an apartment with three roommates.

Reprints

• from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) #121 (April 1972)

Indexer Notes

Anderson inking on Clark Kent/Superman and Jimmy Olson faces.

The Case of the Kidnapped Canines! (Table of Contents: 6)

Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Gerry Conway

Pencils

Bob Oksner

Inks

Vince Colletta

Letters

Ben Oda

Editing

Julius Schwartz (original editor); E. Nelson Bridwell (original associate editor)

Job Number

S-3672

Genre

superhero

Reprints

• from The Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #210 (September 1981)