Positive Comics Week - Clark/Lois edition

[magnetic_regina.insanejournal.com]

A panel of Silver-Age Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane Clark and Lois actually getting along and bonus jealous!Clark.

From No. 9

If there's any old Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane story people want to see, just ask and I'll post (a third) of them.

Comments

[magus_69.insanejournal.com]

So is this the comic that goes with the "I must stop Lois and Pat Boone from making a hit song about me" cover on Superdickery?

[magnetic_regina.insanejournal.com]

Yup... for the usual cracky reasons.

[ashtoreth.insanejournal.com]

MUST! STOP! PAT! BOOOOOOOONE!

[jlroberson.insanejournal.com]

Burt Lancaster would have made an interesting Superman around this time...

[superfan1.insanejournal.com]

Lol love clark expression at the end there.

[midnightvoyager.insanejournal.com]

He's all :|

[skjam.insanejournal.com]

Reading that story, I have to wonder how much Pat Boone's agent paid for this glowing endorsement. (The story is in serious Mary Sue territory.)

[jkcarrier.insanejournal.com]

Pat had his own DC comic around this time, so it's no surprise he gets fawned over here. But celebrity guest-appearances were a favorite gimmick during this era: Allen Funt ("Candid Camera"), Steve Allen (original "Tonight Show" host, said to be a dead ringer for Clark Kent), wrestler Antonio Rocca, and of course the notorious JFK appearance, which hit the stands the same month he was assassinated.

[magnetic_regina.insanejournal.com]

They actually started making the Pat Boone comic because this story was so popular. At least that's what the letters page claims.

[psychop_rex.insanejournal.com]

I have to ask - WAS Steve Allen a dead ringer for Clark Kent? I mean, was there actually some resemblance, or is it just something that the comic made up?