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Entry tags:
- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: jimmy olsen,
- char: lana lang,
- char: lois lane,
- char: lucy lane,
- char: morgan edge,
- char: perry white,
- char: pete ross,
- char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson,
- char: supergirl/linda danvers,
- char: superman/clark kent,
- creator: alex saviuk,
- creator: bob oksner,
- creator: dick giordano,
- creator: gerry conway,
- creator: joe giella,
- creator: kurt schaffenberger,
- creator: ross andru,
- creator: vince colletta,
- publisher: dc comics,
- title: superman family
Lois and Clark, OTP
What with many of us getting misty-eyed over the loss of the Superman-Lois Lane marriage, I thought I'd present a story that many of you (especially the young'uns) might never have seen.
Back in the day, Superman was so popular that not only did he have two titles (three if you count Superboy) but his girlfriend Lois Lane and pal Jimmy Olsen had their own spotlight series as well. Eventually, however, sales on these ancillary titles dropped enough that DC decided to merge them along with some other characters into one big book entitled "Superman Family."
It kept the numbering of "Jimmy Olsen" , and eventually reached #200. As a celebration of this milestone, the magazine had an extra-long imaginary story, depicting the future marriage anniversary of Clark Kent and Lois Lane.
I've tried to stick as closely as possible to the 1/3rd rule, so extreme choppiness ahead.
( In the far-distant future of 2000 AD, forty-year old women wear hot pants unironically. )
Next time, more public domain!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
Back in the day, Superman was so popular that not only did he have two titles (three if you count Superboy) but his girlfriend Lois Lane and pal Jimmy Olsen had their own spotlight series as well. Eventually, however, sales on these ancillary titles dropped enough that DC decided to merge them along with some other characters into one big book entitled "Superman Family."
It kept the numbering of "Jimmy Olsen" , and eventually reached #200. As a celebration of this milestone, the magazine had an extra-long imaginary story, depicting the future marriage anniversary of Clark Kent and Lois Lane.
I've tried to stick as closely as possible to the 1/3rd rule, so extreme choppiness ahead.
( In the far-distant future of 2000 AD, forty-year old women wear hot pants unironically. )
Next time, more public domain!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
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