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"Lois, you're a great reporter all on your own. You don't need a hero or some gimmick to make a headline."

— The Blur to Lois, Stiletto

Lois Joanne Lane[10] is a renowned reporter working for the Daily Planet, Clark Kent's wife, and the bold outspoken cousin of Chloe Sullivan. Prior to that, she was a waitress at the Talon, campaign manager for Jonathan Kent when he ran for Kansas State Senate, chief of staff for Martha Kent as a Kansas State Senator, and a reporter for the Metropolis Inquisitor.

Since living at the Kent Farm for most of what should have been her freshman year of college, Lois has grown quite close to the Kents, even seeing Martha Kent as the mother she never had. Her relationship with Clark was initially full of teasing that sometimes got the best of them; however, they also looked after each other and offered each other advice. Eventually Lois and Clark became each other's closest friends outside of Chloe, but their teasing continued without fail. [_citation needed_]

Lois was the Maid of Honor at Chloe's wedding in November 2008. During the wedding, she finally was willing to show her feelings toward Clark and they almost shared a kiss, until Lana Lang showed up and interrupted them, Lois was upset and disappointed and found herself talking to Oliver, who called her out on her feelings toward Clark. The wedding ended disastrously when a raging monster kidnapped Chloe and severely injured Chloe's husband, Jimmy Olsen. Jimmy was transferred to Star City for care and Lois accompanied him, stating that she would stay with him until she heard from Chloe again. She finally returned a month later, after Jimmy was well and Lana's departure.

After that, she got closer to the Red-Blue Blur by temporarily disguising herself as a superhero named Stiletto. Clark decided to help Lois feel better about herself and her work after a dry spell at work. She spoke to the Red-Blue Blur before he confronted Doomsday and arranged to meet with him face-to-face, but she got into a fight with Tess Mercer and found the Legion ring Clark had left behind, which transported her a year into the future.

Clark was shown to be a broken man after Jimmy's death and Lois' disappearance, only showing any connection with his human side when it involved looking for Lois. Three weeks later, Lois returned with no memories of her trip other than a vivid dream. It was at this point in time Clark's feelings were shown as really beginning to change where Lois was concerned, showing that the romantic feelings were not as one sided as they originally were.

After five years of friendship, Lois and Clark fell passionately in love and decided to become a couple. Around the same time, Lois started helping the Blur, and came to the realization that she wanted to feel a higher purpose in life. Everything was seemingly fine for a while, but as time went on, Lois and Clark both continued to hide things from one another and their relationship began to strain. When Lois saw that Clark didn't seem to understand her need to do something important with her life, she decided to break up with him for the time being. While she loved him, she needed time to figure out what to do with her life.

Later as Zod was masquerading as the Blur, he revealed his identity to Lois and started to manipulate her into believing that Clark was a threat and was in possession of the Book of Rao. Clark tried to warn Lois about Zod, but when he refused to admit to the secrets he was keeping from her, she launched an investigation of her own. Lois gave Clark one more chance to come clean, telling him that Perry White asked her to go to Africa for work, hoping Clark would just be honest with her and ask her to stay. Clark did not tell her the truth about the Book of Rao and his involvement with Zod, instead he told her to go to Africa, upsetting her. Lois stole the Book of Rao from Clark while they were saying goodbye, intending to give it to Zod. Lois then discovered that Zod was not the Blur when he couldn't answer a question that the real Blur would know. Zod then tried to kill Lois, but she was saved by the Blur. Lois encountered the real Blur who shared a very passionate kiss with her in a darkened alley, after which she realized that Clark and the Blur were the same person.

After the kiss that opened her eyes to the truth, Lois made the decision to not tell Clark that she knew who he was. Instead, she found ways to not notice what Clark was doing so he could run off if needed. She was also acting as a supporter for Clark's alter-ego, telling Clark how great the Blur was and how much she needed him; trying to give Clark more confidence in himself while he was surrounded by anti-hero sentiment. When it became clear to her that Clark didn't realize that she knew the truth and that she was a weakness for his enemies to go after, she decided to go to Africa to work with Perry.

After a couple weeks of staying in Egypt, Lois returned to Metropolis, much to Clark's delight. The duo became partners at The Daily Planet again, and it was obvious that they wanted to resume their romance as well, but both were afraid to do so.

Lois and Clark have since admitted their love, followed by Clark revealing his secret to her. Clark received his own startling revelation that Lois already knew. Clark proposed to Lois, declaring his lifelong commitment to her by placing a ring on her finger after she happily accepted.

Who is Lois Lane?

Lois Lane is an intrepid Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist employed at the Daily Planet in Metropolis, alongside Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen and others. She is also known as "Superwoman" due to her bravery and courage in uncovering the truth. Despite not having any superhuman abilities, Lois gets daily exercise by running, swimming and practicing martial arts, and is widely known for her articles on the alien Superman. In the DC continuity, she is Superman's primary love interest and his wife. Furthermore, she is the daughter of General Sam Lane, sister of Lucy Lane, and wife of Clark Kent. She is also a supporting protagonist in the WB/CW television series Smallville, and the mother of Jon Kent.

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Is Lois Lane Superman's wife?

Yes, Lois Lane is Superman's wife. She has been married to the Clark Kent/Superman of Earth-Two and is the mother of twin boys, Jordan and Jonathan Kent, and a child who was half Kryptonian. In the alternate-universe story Superman: Red Son, she is married to Lex Luthor. She is also known as Superwoman, a loving wife and mother, journalist from the Daily Planet, and Superman's Girlfriend.

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Who is Lois Lane to Batman?

Lois Lane is the best friend of Bruce Wayne (Batman) for fifteen years. She is a reporter at the Daily Planet known for her relationship with Superman, and is voiced by Dana Delany. Created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster in Action Comics #1, she is an extroverted and career-minded journalist and daughter of General Sam Lane. Though she was the first wife of Superman and mother of Joel and Kara Kent, her relationship with Bruce Wayne is strictly platonic. Rebecca Romijn has portrayed Lois Lane in several projects related to Batman.

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How did Lois Lane become Superwoman?

After Superman died, Lois Lane and Lana Lang absorbed energy released from his body, giving them both superhuman powers. Lois took up the emblem of the House of El and continued Superman's work, becoming Superwoman. On her birthday, Superman gave her a serum which further enhanced her abilities. She also wore a special super suit created by Mirabai the Forlorn which duplicated the abilities of a Kryptonian.

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What is Lois Lane's role in Superman?

Lois Lane is Superman's primary love interest and plays an integral role in his life, being his reporter at The Daily Planet and later his wife. She is an investigative journalist, a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, and capable of handling herself in many situations due to her military upbringing. She has even received a serum from Superman which gave her superhuman abilities, hence the name "Superwoman". She also appears in the CW series Superman and Lois as one of the two titular main protagonists, and has helped Superman with certain cases. She was portrayed by Kate Bosworth in Superman Returns, which is tangentially connected to Superman II.

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Physical Appearance[]

Lois: "Call me crazy, but I've always been a firm believer that beauty -- it's on the inside."

Dr. Fine: "The only people that say that are the ones who already have it on the outside."

― Lois Lane and Elaine Fine in Facade

Lois in Season Four.

Lois is a tall, physically fit, and beautiful and cute Caucasian woman with long dark brunette hair, bangs, hazel-green eyes, and a charming pearl-white smile. Her height is approximately 5'8. Since her arrival, Lois has had various clothing styles that she has worn that have consisted of a jacket, various tank tops or t-shirts, jeans, and various footwear, which have one particular common trait within them of the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow with the occasional white, pink, and purple added into the mix. At times, Lois also wore green. Lois has also had various hairstyles as well, most notably changing her hair color from light brown with highlights to a darker brown hue. Sometimes she wears her hair in a ponytail, a short bun, a Dutch braid, half up half down, or even a French twist. Sometimes her bangs are blunt or side-swept. Sometimes her hair is straight or curled. Sometimes she wears earrings.

Lois in Season Eight.

Lois would also find herself in precarious situations while chasing after a story where she'd have to dress in various costumes and disguises that for the most part are provocative in detail that give an adequate display of her physical beauty.

Lois in Season Ten.

When Lois joined the Daily Planet as a reporter, she began to wear a much more professional business attire wardrobe that would consist of a suit jacket, a trench coat, a vest, a dress blouse, a dress skirt and high heels. She has also worn evening dresses on special occasions as well. Since her relationship with Clark developed into a passionate romance, Lois has worn some of Clark's flannel shirts as well as his glasses as a sign of affection. Lois wears a heart shaped necklace that is a Kent family heirloom, given to her by Martha Kent.

Personality[]

"Being a hero's wife means never accepting defeat."

— Lois to Tess, Dominion

Lois' childhood and youth was spent on different army bases with her father, General Sam Lane, whom she refers to as "The General." As a result of her upbringing, Lois is strong, resourceful, and persistent. She is a slightly impulsive, if not head-strong woman. Lois is intelligent and has an extremely witty sense of humor. She is often considered one of the funniest members of Smallville. Always quick with a joke or a clever comeback, she often uses sarcasm and random, obscure references to illustrate her point.[11] She takes charge of or takes over in most situations. Lois is wildly brave, at times, and often risks her life by boldly crashing towards her goal, only to have to either frantically talk her way out of or physically defend herself in dangerous situations.[12]

Lois' familiar relationships give great insight into her motivations and actions. She is mature beyond her years, and often gives wise advice to her friends. She is as close as a sister to her cousin Chloe and is very protective of her. Lois has been shown to bravely do whatever it takes to ensure the safety of her loved ones.[13] Her nickname for Clark is "Smallville" and, during the first few years of them knowing each other, she verbally sparred with him almost every time they were together (Lois almost always won those challenges). On numerous occasions, Lois has also displayed her fierce determination to protect Clark's secret. She also strongly believes in Clark, and is determined to help him fulfill his destiny.

Lois' tough exterior seemingly covers underlying insecurities. She desperately seeks approval from her father, even though she feels like he abandoned her for his military duties after the death of her mother when Lois was 6 years old.[14] She blames herself for her sister Lucy's failures but is full of pride and admiration for her accomplishments. In addition, she has described herself as a "screw-up" and freely acknowledges when she has worsened a situation.[15] She also talks without thinking, causing her to often seem insensitive, but usually regretfully so.[16]

Due to Lois's unique personality and perceived shortcomings (stubbornness, boldness, lack of shame), she is often misunderstood or underestimated (sometimes both). Throughout the series, newspaper editors, Lana Lang, Lionel Luthor, Lex Luthor, and even Clark Kent and Chloe Sullivan have implied that they did not expect Lois to achieve much. However, Lois's unique personality is exactly how she has managed to succeed, as a journalist, and as an investigator for the Justice League.

Lois enjoys playing video games. She greatly enjoyed the video game console given to Clark by an appreciative Graham Garrett in Fade and referenced playing "Guitar Hero" in Bloodline and 1980s rock music. (Exposed, Crimson, Committed, Bloodline)

According to Gordon Godfrey, while being inhabited by the Dark essence, he pointed out to Lois that she had a spirit pure of heart, which prevented him from possessing her body. (Supergirl)

Lois is willing to do almost anything to get a story, including getting dressed up as a stripper, prison guard, vixen fighter, French maid, superheroine, golden bunny girl or a dominatrix. Despite this, she has been uncomfortable with using her sexuality outside of harmless flirting or a personal relationship; her exotic dance routine was clumsy until she was almost completely done with it, and her dominatrix routine was equally uncomfortable.

There is one exception to Lois' willingness to do anything for a story: she has been willing to put her support for heroes over her own career. Lois has said that her "worst fear in the world is to be alone in the world without heroes." She has refused to reveal both Green Arrow and The Blur's secret identities even though they would have been huge stories.

Lois is, in many ways, like Clark's superhero persona: she believes in truth and justice, much like Clark and she goes to great lengths to fight social injustice as a reporter, and these traits in fact led him to fall in love with her. Her willingness to put herself in harms way for justice, shows that she is an altruistic spirit with a strong moral compass.

There is one down-side to her moral compass however. Although generally open-minded, in the beginning of the series she tended to see the world in black and white. Because of this she openly expressed her disapproval if someone did something she didn't like, almost disregarding other people's feelings in the process. But as time goes by, and Lois becomes more exposed to the ambiguities of life, she becomes more sensitive about what she says about the decisions of others and develops an even more accepting personality.

Lois is a strong individual who has always stayed true to who she is. She is honest and only puts up a pretense when she is working undercover. Even so, she had trouble fully embracing her gifts in the beginning of the series. Case in point, Lois repeatedly denied her talent in journalism, despite growing evidence proving otherwise. But as she began to accept her prodigious investigative skills and learned to use them for the greater good, she came to fully embrace her identity.

Clark Kent revealed to a Lois from a parallel universe all the qualities he found most appealing about his Lois such as her ability to protect him by any means necessary, her loyalty and bravery in the face of danger and that she's a force to be reckoned with. But most importantly her unique ability to see right through him, straight into his heart and soul. (Luthor) Carter Hall mentioned how Lois was meant to be with Clark because she is able to make his burden of responsibility as a hero easier to bear, as well as to offer him as much comfort and support to never give up his never ending battle. (Shield)

Lois's moral integrity and status as a "normal" human who is not a "superhero", helps Clark maintain his connection with humanity and helps him maintain his moral principles.

Mera also commented on how Lois is exactly the type of woman Clark needs that treats him as her equal, not superior. (Patriot)Brainiac 5 mentioned what a remarkable woman she is, as well as telling him that she and Clark were destined to be together. (Homecoming)

Martha Kent mentioned to Lois that she is a perfect fit for Clark because she inspires him. (Beacon)

In 2017, Lois is shown to care about Clark deeply to the point of being overbearing and micromanaging. Even though they keep their professional lives to themselves, when Lois saw Clark from the past, not knowing he was from the past, she assumed Clark was having an off day and gave him a spare pair of glasses to keep people from realizing he's Superman, which almost happened had Lois not intervened. Even the 2017 Clark admitted Lois was a handful.

Powers and Abilities[]

Lois Lane possesses no superhuman abilities.

Physical Prowess: Lois gets daily exercise by running, swimming, and practicing martial arts. During her many exploits, Lois often demonstrates her above average athleticism. For example, she was able to easily pin Clark Kent while she was under the influence of Isis, even though (powers or no powers) he is much bigger than she is.

Highly Skilled Hand-to Hand Combatant: Lois had earned a third-degree black belt in Karate by the events of Fade and as such, she could already take down multiple people larger than herself. Throughout the series Lois has been able to hold her own in many fights. Following her first arrival in Smallville, Lois was able to defeat an armed soldier with ease. Lois also would have defeated the deadly assassin Roulette in hand-to-hand combat if Roulette hadn't had put a gun to her head at the last second. She along with Nightwing were able to hold her own against multiple armed men. Lois has proven to be one of the best non-superpowered combatants out there, being able to stand her ground against some of the best hand-to-hand combatants in the world, including the superhero Green Arrow.

Weapons proficiency: Lois has been seen firing side arms and sniper rifles with a great skill. She also can throw knives (as well as other things) with a deadly accuracy.

Expert Investigative Journalist: Perhaps Lois's greatest gift is her skill in investigative journalism. Despite not acquiring a college degree in journalism, Lois's innate investigative skills have allowed her to rise through the ranks of reporting with tremendous speed. She started working for the Metropolis Inquisitor for a short period of time, but after she wrote an expose on paranormal events, she was asked by an editor to work for The Daily Planet, the most influential news paper in the United States. After only three years of working in the Planet's basement offices, Lois was promoted to the penthouse offices of the Senior Correspondents. Perry White, a former award-winning reporter, said that Lois's skill with investigative journalism will take her to unbelievable heights of success. Lois is now considered the best reporter in The Daily Planet and one of the greatest journalists of her time. She has been able to uncover multiple, large-scale conspiracies throughout the course of her career. For example, she was able to find out Tess was trapped in Lex's mind as an artificial being. Her prodigious investigative skills have also allowed her to gain honorary membership in the Justice League as their investigator. When it comes to investigative reporting, Lois Lane has no equal.

Military Knowledge: As a military-brat, and daughter of General Sam Lane, Lois is strategic and won't back down easily. Her years of living on different military bases around the world have taught her much about military operations and strategy. Her knowledge of the inner-workings of the military has proven very useful in her investigations, especially when they involve warfare. Whenever Lois is in a combat situation, she uses clever tactics in order to survive. Her most commonly used tactics are distraction, persuasion, and surprise.

Alcohol Tolerance: She has an impressive alcohol tolerance, able to drink extensive amounts of alcohol and maintain consciousness. She won a drinking contest with a football player in Recruit and against Carter Hall in Shield.

Vulnerabilities[]

As a human, Lois is susceptible to many frailties:

• She was killed with a knife but brought to life by her cousin Chloe's resurrection power. (Phantom)
• She was infected with the zombie virus but cured by an antidote created by Clark Kent's blood. (Rabid)

Still, considering the numerous dangers she faces on a daily basis, it is quite impressive that she has not "died" more than twice. Many other members of Smallville have died many more times than this.

Early life[]

A young Lois with her mother and father

Lois is the daughter of General Sam Lane and Ella Lane. Lois was born around 1986; she was about three or four when the first meteor shower hit Smallville. Lois spent her formative years as an army brat, following her career military father around the world. Her mother died from cancer when Lois and her younger sister, Lucy were both very young; Lois was six at the time. Later, Sam sent Lucy to boarding school, while Lois traveled around with him during her youth. She had a school romances with Wes Keenan, who was also an army brat and had a childhood romance with him in grade school. Later in her high school years, Lois had an M1 Abrams Tank take her to prom. Lois also dated Steve Trevor at one point.

Smallville TV Series[]

• Season One
• Season Three
• Season Four
• Season Five
• Season Six
• Season Seven
• Season Eight
• Missing Weeks in Time
• Season Nine
• Season Ten

Season Eleven[]

Lois talking in her sleep.

Six months after the event now referred to as "Contact", photographic evidence proving the existence of alien life adorns the internet and newspapers like the Daily Planet across the globe, instilling a mixed sense of concern, wonder, and fear. At Clark and Lois's apartment, Clark showers and brushes his teeth, talking with her about the energy ribbon - or "aurora" - that attacked the space station. As he then makes breakfast, he asks if they should return the wedding presents they received. Lois states that the wedding was postponed not cancelled, so they shouldn't have to. He notices that the 'S' shield on the Superman t-shirt she slept in doesn't look right and she mentions that it seems no one can draw it the same way twice, also given that he's just altered his suit. As they lament their independently busy lives - he with saving the world, she with becoming a preeminent reporter - Lois mentions that the Russians have already announced they will be commissioning a statue of Superman to commemorate his saving of the space station. Clark expresses his discomfort at the hero worship, but Lois assures him that it is inspiring people, just as he wanted to do with the suit. Clark states that he'd like to finally tell the world that Superman is an alien.

Lois discourages Clark from revealing he's an alien.

Lois counters that with all of the concern brought on by the pictures of the aliens on Apokolips, it might not be the best time, especially with Lex Luthor making such noise about it in public. Later the same morning at Watchtower, Lois comes by with coffee and asks what has Chloe so stressed. She explains that she's trying to find out just what was the energy ribbon - or "rift," as she refers to it - that Clark saw in space. When Lois refers to her "forever-fiancé", Chloe apologizes for her Oliver being married while Clark and Lois have yet to be. Lois assures her that they will get married when the time is right, when the world is in less danger, Clark isn't trying to save it, and Lois isn't busy reporting on the danger and Clark's saving the day. As Chloe thanks Lois for the coffee, the computer completes accessing the systems on the Korolyov. With the camera feeds now online, Chloe rewinds to the incident with the rift and the debris that smashed into the station. Lois and Chloe are both shocked to see

Chloe and Lois notice a ship in the debris.

something floating amongst the debris: a spaceship.

Lois questions Lex about his recent return to life.

Later at one of Luthor's press conference, Lex begins his speech but is almost immediately interrupted by Lois. She asks him to where he disappeared that led to his sister declaring him dead and before resurfacing in Tess' office at the former LuthorCorp Tower on the night of her suicide, intimating that Lex might have had something to do with her death. Lex angrily assures the public that he has not forgotten about Tess and that he exiled himself from the outside world as a way of escaping the Luthor legacy. Having changed, Clark shows up and whispers to Lois that they both know Lex killed Tess but don't have any proof yet to confront him about it. Having addressed Lois' questions, Lex continues with the conference. Lex announces that in two days LexCorp will launch into orbit the first of the Guardian defense platforms. The press and public are impressed, save for Lois. She asks Lex where he will able to find a pilot for the shuttle to deliver the platform on such short notice and as a respond Lex introduces Commander Hank Henshaw.

Lois has a brief interview with Superman regarding the space shuttle incident.

During takeoff, Lois tells Clark she has a bad feeling about the Guardian platforms, but Clark claims it might be a good thing, as Superman can't be everywhere at once, but Lois isn't convinced. Clark claims that Hank is trustworthy, but Lois claims Lex is still dangerous. After the talk the space shuttle explodes forcing Clark to save it. Henshaw insist that Superman save his crew members first, in order to pilot the shuttle into orbit as the shuttle is leaking radiation. Superman saves the crew and returns to the shuttle as the oxygen levels reach zero and Henshaw passes out. Henshaw wakes up on a stretcher, with burns from the radiation exposure. As the paramedics begin to transport him, Superman instructs them to send him to Emil at S.T.A.R. Labs. Lois comes up to Superman, hoping for a quote, but he instead tells her that Clark will not be home for breakfast, because the explosion was not a misfire.

Mrs. Henshaw angrily blames Superman.

In S.T.A.R. Labs, Lois visits Emil, in order to check on Commander Henshaw, who is being watched over by his wife. Emil explains to Lois that Henshaw is not in a coma, but has lost all motor skills due to the radiation, but is fully aware. Lois attempts to comfort Mrs. Henshaw, but she angrily blames Superman for what happened, despite knowing Henshaw's decision. Lois apologizes for the incident, but Mrs. Henshaw dismisses her attempts and leaves.

Lois reassures Clark that her father wouldn't have fired upon him if he knew he was her fiance.

Outside of the Daily Planet, Lois angrily demands she be patched in through to her father. When he answers she argues and ridicules his decision of attempting arresting Superman, but General Lane claims to just be following orders. She calls Clark and he ask her if Sam knows his secret, saying he implied it before, but Lois claims if he did he probably wouldn't have fired at him. As the military surround Superman they begin firing, Lois seeks cover under her convertible below. The bullets deflect off of him and hit the tail rotor of one of the helicopters, which begins to fall. Superman flies in and saves Lois before the helicopter crashes onto her car, and explodes. The pilot of Sans helicopter ask if he should tell base Superman has taken a hostage, but General Lane refuses, stating Superman just saved Lois.

Lois and Superman kiss.

High above in the clouds Lois is wrapped in a romantic embrace with Clark followed by a passionate kiss.

The following morning high above on The Daily Planet rooftop, Lois goes up hoping to see Clark Kent only to find Superman. Superman tells her that Clark will be taking an extended leave of absence. Because Lex Luthor used the Guardian shuttle launch accident to coat Superman in radiation in order to track his every movements on Earth with his satellites, and Clark won't risk the possibility that the circumstance could direct Lex to interfere in his civilian life with Lois.

Clark tries to reason with Lois.

Lois is angry with this startling revelations and wants to hurt Lex. But Clark forbids it. Lois then suggest that Clark uses his Heat vision to destroy Lex's satellites but Clark says that isn't the answer either. Clark tries to comfort Lois but she still uneasy about the whole situation, Clark reassures her that he'll find away to come back home to her. He kiss her tenderly then flies off .

Lois reaffirms her love to Clark.

Later that night as the rest of Metropolis sleeps peacefully. Lois tearfully stands inside Clark and hers apartment staring out her window looking up to the sky where she whispered her reaffirming love to Clark knowing that he's listening to her.

Lois & Clark spend an evening together in the Fortress.

3 weeks later, Clark and Lois are finally able to spend some time together by having a romantic evening at the Fortress, with the aid of Oliver's satellites blocking Lex's frequency and the Fortress' ability to shield his radiographic signature. Clark is able to enjoy an evening of pleasure with Lois while also working on finding a way to remove the isotope trail from his body.

Jeff and Lois talk about Superman.

The following Morning, Clark returns Lois back to Metropolis where he drops her off inside the Daily Planet bullpen basement. Lois arrives to see the bullpen practically empty with the exception of Jeff Hage who is sitting at Clark's desk admiring a photo of Lois & Clark. Lois startled Jeff and beings to have a little chat with her former intern assistance now turned copy boy. Lois learns the reason behind the absence of most of the reporters is due to the high level of Superman actives around the city with his newly 24'7 schedule the press have more stories to run than they can handle. Lois suggest that perhaps they should look into other stories to write but Jeff reminds her that Superman is big news and most of her front page headliners feature "The Man Of Steel". Jeff also inquires to Lois about the whereabouts of Clark to which Lois simply replies that he's keeping himself busy.

Clark contacts Lois.

After an incident occurred on Stryker's Island Penitentiary involving Bruno Mannheim, Batman Nightwing, Superman and Green Arrow. Lois awaits for Clark a top the rooftop of the Daily Planet to contact her. Clark finds a conventional means of communication by using a blast of his heat-vision to signal to Lois of his current position in the sky above with morse code. Using a mini-telescope Lois spot him and then activates her two-way blue-tooth ear piece to conduct a conversation with Clark. After they talk over how he interrogated Mannheim with a bit of playful bantering between them, Lois confirms Joe Chill is in FBI custody. As for Toyman being the prime suspect, the answer is revealed as a no, but Lois learns that an Oswald Loomis did try to visit Toyman dozens of times before turning away. Clark reveals to Lois that he'd like to reveal his findings to Batman and he's got an idea of a means of contacting him. Lois decides to follow her own investigation into the matter further by visiting Stryker's Island to question Toyman about The Prankster and just exactly what he knows about him.

Lois questions Toyman.

At first Lois shows Toyman first hand that he's not in control this time around in the game of manipulation as he was in their previous encounter when he tricked her into attempting to kill The Blur for him. And he accepts it by revealing that The Prankster is just a pathetic imitation of him and they worked together in the Queen Industries Research and Development department before Toyman started working for Luthor.

Winslow then asked Lois if Lex has asked about him since his return which leads Lois to retort that Toyman ranks pretty low in the mind of Lex Luthor since his memory has been erased. Toyman reveals his disappointment in the turn of events but also a new piece of the puzzle in the game their playing regarding Loomis as a person who doesn't understand the concept of gamesmanship and would cheat whenever he can and that he probably stole all of his Toyman's tech weapons that were laced with Kryptonite and although Winslow promised "Clark" he wouldn't reveal his secret to the world. Loomis would probably take advantage of it and exploit it. Lois began to worry.

Meanwhile at Joe Chill's FBI Hideout in Suicide Slums Superman and Batman fight The Prankster and Mr.Freeze but ultimately leads too Chill's death and Superman wounded severely as a result of the Prankster's bullets. The News Media on site however reports the pursuit of the "Murdering Batman kidnapping a wounded Superman while being hunted by the FBI. Lois arrives to see The Batmoblie roar passed a massive police blockade guarding the safehouse and crashes into the building where Batman enters into the vehicle and escapes with Superman.

Lois pursuits Batman.

Lois quickly joins the chase by commandeering a police motorcycle and following the police and FBI who have a high speed pursuit chase with Batmobile through out the streets of Metropolis. Upon dropping off his last passenger; a bus driver doses off in the middle of the street, only to be woken up by the Batmobile impact crashing through his bus. Lois is then joined by Oliver on his arrow cycle who intercept her on route. Chloe contacts Lois via her blue-tooth ear piece to inform her that she been monitoring the situation from Watchtower as well as hacking into the traffic system to ensure no one gets hurt during the chase. Lois asked Chloe if she knows what Batman is taking Clark.

Lois gets in contact with Batman regarding Clark's condition.

Inside the Batmobile, While Batman is driving to avoid capture by the law enforcement pursuing him, Superman slowly begins to recover but is still very weaken by the kryptonite bullets that remain in his body. Realizing he was left with only one option, he reveals his identity as "Clark" and Batman asked who he can call to save him. Clark manages to and

Nightwing calls Chloe, who in turn connects her with a very emotional Lois; Nightwing gives her the situation: Superman has four Kryptonite bullets, none to the heart, but his vitals are fading. Nightwing, later, gives Batman Lois' message: get the Kryptonite out, and then expose Superman to yellow sunlight.

But as Batman says, he's already has his hands full. A road block is set up, by cops surrounded, so Batman can't "go through it" like before, so he comes up with a different idea. Shifting the front tires to a "X" position, and firing the boosters from below, the Batmobile literally goes around the road block from above. The cops, and even Lois and Ollie, are all astonished by what they just witnessed. A helicopter approaches, with an EMP on board, and Batman knows this and can't do anything about it, until Oliver messages him that he can. Oliver simply fires an arrow and goes upward to the helicopter, and scares the pilot into landing the chopper.

Nightwing takes control of the Batmobile, leading it outside the Leviathan ship. Batman performs the surgery inside the car, just as Lois arrives and she sees it happening. After getting the bullets out, Batman reprograms his armored chest emblem from Red Sun to Yellow Sun light radiation dosing Clark within its rays, just as the police report that they lost the Batman.

Lois and Clark banter.

Inside Leviathan; Clark wakes up with Lois by his bed side, where Lois is relieved that he's recovered and is healed completely. Unfortunately she conflicted by once more compromising her Journalism career as a reporter. By not writing a story for the Daily Planet about (example: Superman's alien origins, weakness to Kryptonite etc...) due to her undying love and loyalty to Clark. Clark is touched by this but he also understand her especially when she reveals how tempting it is for her to write a complete front page headline exposé that Batman isn't a myth, and is none other than Gotham's own favorite Son: Bruce Wayne. Clark sympathize with her but tells Lois not to do it as he realize that it only fair that he reveal his Identity as "Clark Kent" to him since he accidently deduced that he was Bruce Wayne. Lois reassures him that she has no intention of reveal Bruce's identity to the world. But that Clark took a big risk in revealing his identity and her relationship with him to a stranger. Furthermore Batman's reputation has been compromised by the media as being responsible for the death of Joe Chill and having an involvement in Superman's presumed death. Barbara Gordon then enters and introducing herself to the couple and gives Clark some orange juice before he heads out to speak with Bruce. Leaving Lois alone with Barbara.

Superman and Batman with armored suits.

Lois jokingly tries to irritate Barbara who is attempting to squeeze fresh orange juice for Lois. while also trying to learn more about Barbara and her alias as Batman's sidekick "Nightwing". When they are interrupted by the startling appearance of Superman and Batman dressed in battle armored suits design to combat against "Kryptonite" weaponry from The Prankster towards "The Man Of Steel" and "Sub-Zero Ice" weaponry from Mr. Freeze towards "The Dark Knight".

Unbeknownst to the group, Prankster had sent a group of Intergang gunmen to finish off Superman and Batman at the location the kryptonite bullets laced with a homing beacon had lead them to at the docks near the Leviathan. They kill a dock worker, then proceed heavily armed to enter the ship, where Lois and Barbara are residing in as Bruce and Clark had left moments ago in The Batboat to take down The Prankster and Mr. Freeze.

The silent alarm system set up in the Leviathan instantly alerted Barbara of Intergangs presence approaching. Lois and Barbara prepared themselves for battle. Barbara quickly suited up as Nightwing who then responded to Lois's question regarding "Are you ready?" with a witty sarcastic response of her own. "I'm ready for an ass-kicking" Lois was slightly taken a back by Barbara's response statement and tried to fix it. But Barbara reassures her that she knows exactly what she saying with a devilish smile on her face.

Lois and Nightwing take down Intergang thugs.

Nightwing and Lois then proceed to serve up a serious ass-kicking to the group of Intergang agents. While also playful keeping score of how many operatives agents they've taken down. Lois currently leads 10-9, then the field commander of the squad approaches them with two other agents armed with guns pointed directly at Lois and Nightwing. The leader also insults the girls with a comment about fixing their make-up before their next fight. Infuriated by the comment Lois & Nightwing respond by beating the crap out of all three men. Afterward Nightwing admits and commends Lois on her ability to hold her own in a fight. Lois reveals she an army brat.

Just then, a group of armed UAV drones fire on the boat of the Leviathan set up by The Prankster, with Intergang, Nightwing and Lois still aboard, as it be begins to sink, Lois and Nightwing team-up once more this time to rescue the Intergang agents from drowning. Together they attempt to climb up towards to top of the boat before it too late. As water pressure builds around the room, Lois and Nightwing plan to use it to push them towards the door that would take them upwards. But suddenly the water around them disappears and Lois knew instantly that Superman had saved them. She expressed to Nightwing that she plans to give a great big kiss to him.

Clark discusses Batman with Lois.

The next morning, In her office at The Daily Planet. Lois talks with Clark through her blue-tooth about her front page headline story about Superman & Batman's team up debuting exploit adventure dubbing them as "THE WORLD's FINEST". Clark is pleased that everything worked out well and that Lois still got to publish a story. Lois admits her slight disappointment in not being able to share this by-line with "Clark Kent" as she miss that. Clark agrees and tells her he'll check back with Emil on his progress to remove the radiation signature from his body. But right now he got another matter to address. Lois is left in her office looking at a photo of her and Clark smiling happily.

Lois attempts to confront Otis regarding Lex's agenda.

Later at LexCorp, Lois talks with Lex's personal assistant, Otis while waiting to speak with Lex, attempting to get him to admit to his boss' secretly nefarious nature. Lex intervenes, inviting Lois into his office. She confronts him about Psimon and what he intends to do about this and other consequences of the LuthorCorp experiments that granted people such abilities. With Tess chiding him, Lex offers Lois the company line on their corporate responsibility of past transgressions.

Lois reminds him of her first-hand knowledge of Project Ares and how the fall-out of that program brought down Reeves Dam. As Lex shows surprise regarding the dam and the two talk about regret for his actions prior to losing his memories, Tess forces Lex's body to write a note on a Post-It against his awareness, which Lois picks up. On her way out of the office, Lois reads the note and is baffled by its one word: "Help!"

Lois discussing the destruction of the Ridge facility.

Meanwhile, at the ruins of LuthorCorp's abandoned Ridge Facility, Lois takes a call from Jeff at the Daily Planet. He relays that she received a call from Simon Jones at Stryker's. She asks if he was able to make sense of the note Lex unknowingly wrote during her visit to LexCorp. Jeff says he's still working on it.

Lois enters the facility ruins and announces herself to LexCorp employees on-hand. She asks why Lex suddenly ordered cleanup of the ruins five years after the disaster that brought the building down. When the site manager tries to blame the incident on corporate terrorists, Lois informs him that heroes blew the building up to stop human experimentation. Elsewhere in the rubble, Fritz, one of the LexCorp employees, asks another if it's safe for them to be around the extraordinary amounts of meteor rock found in the ruins. He recounts how he heard rumors of people being driven crazy by the radiation and that it altered others, including a boy who could control bugs and another who controlled bees. The other employee dismisses the claims and wonders aloud why Lex would want so much meteor rock collected.

A victim of the Speed Force.

The man notices crackling arcs of yellow, red, and black electricity near the same broken glass cage that once held Bart and investigates the strange phenomenon. As Fritz announces on comms for the team to check their radiation strips, the electricity arcs like lightning and strikes him. Lois witnesses Fritz being trapped by the electricity and runs across the ruins toward him. The electricity soon builds into a charged vortex and throws Fritz across the ruins. Lois yells for an ambulance as she sprints to help the man. She's horrified to find the man's body sucked of life.

Later Lex meets with Otis to discuss the incident that occurred at the Ridge Facility. Otis informs him of only one fatality and that, so far, no press has heard of what happened. As they pass by one of the janitorial staff on their way out of the building, the janitor steals Otis' security keycards. On Level 3, the janitor is revealed to be Lois as she uses a keycard to access the floor. As she makes it past the security door, her cellphone rings. As she answers the phone, security laser alarm beams are revealed to her. She correctly guesses and thanks Chloe for the assist.

Chloe asks if Lois is there to steal the "brain machine" she asked Emil to help gather. Lois recounts what she witnessed at the Ridge Facility, as well as the mysterious note Lex left her, and says she is snooping around to get some answers. She also admits to missing Clark and needing to catch Lex in some manner of wrongdoing to compensate. Chloe suggests that Lois look in Lex's office, and when she makes her way there, she finds a green arrow with a note addressed to Lex attached.

Clark and Lois spending time together on the Daily Planet rooftop.

Clark and Lois later meet on the roof of the Daily Planet Building for a bite to eat and further lament that he can't return to his "normal" life as a mild-mannered reporter. She mentions that he has burned through all of his sick days and vacation time and that their boss, Franklin Stern, is getting suspicious about his absence. Joking about having to tell him Clark's become a fireman or something else, Clark admits that he's devoted his life to bigger things now.

Jeff reveals who wrote the note.

Regarding one of those things, Lois shows Clark pictures of the LexCorp employee, Fritz, who was thrown into a wall and superspeed aged to death. She shows him pictures of other incidents of it occurring over the past five years. She says that these "speed storms" have popped up in Keystone City, Mexico, Miami, and islands in the Pacific Ocean, and have been increasing in frequency. Clark immediately recognizes each as places Bart has been and that the storms are chasing him like the dark creature. Clark worries that he won't be able to find a way to help Bart when Lois points out that he should consult someone else who has run as fast as Bart before.

They are interrupted by Jeff and Clark superspeeds into the sky. Jeff informs Lois that he gave the note Lex had written to his roommate Bert Camp, his "contact" on the police force, and that Bert had a handwriting consultant take a look. They were able to match with 95% certainty that the handwriting belongs to Tess Mercer.

Lois confronts Otis regarding "Tess".

Lois finds Otis in a bar drinking and discovers that he's now an ex-employee of Lex's. Lois uses this opportunity to confront Otis about Simon Jones who called her to tell her about Lex's request for him to use his telepathic abilities to probe his mind but is prevented by Tess. Otis is shocked by this news and refuses to reveal his knowledge to Lois. Lois decides to enlisted help from Barbara Gordon to get Otis to open up.

Lois returns to her apartment and talk's with Clark on her cellphone who fills her in on Bart's death and begins to discuss preparations for a funeral. Lois asked if it would be similar to the one they had for Carter, Clark wants to do a bigger one and erect a monument statue as well. Clark then inquires Lois on her status progress on her investigation regarding Lex.

Lois and Clark are reunited.

Lois decides that considering how his night has been she'd tell him on his next routine flyby. However Clark tells her that he doesn't think that will be necessary anymore. Lois hears a knock at the door and is emotionally delighted and overjoyed by the sight of Clark standing in her doorway once again in his "Mild-Mannered" Persona, she leaps up into his arms and passionately embraces and kisses him. Reigned Lois decides that they get down to business immediately before bed.

Lois hits Lex.

Lois accompanied by Superman and Green Arrow head to LexCorp plaza and confront Lex in his office to retrieve something precious to them that was stolen. Before leaving, Green Arrow was about to hit Lex with a tranquilizer dart but Lois objects and proceeds to firmly punch Lex in the face, knocking him out.

The Group gather at the Watchtower with Emil present with a new device he'd installed into the core computer net system. Tess then digitally materializes before them with tears thanking them. Lois learns that Chloe's pregnant and leaving Metropolis, and teases Oliver that their child is going to have an uncle who can fly. Oliver sarcastically responds "Don't remind me."

Clark and Lois in the shower together.

The following morning in their apartment, Lois and Clark are having a time of intimacy in shower together that concludes with Clark washing Lois' hair. Clark admits that these were the kinds of moments he missed while he was away. Lois agrees and playful says she'll be more than happy to wash his hair the next time. As they have a lot of domestic bliss to catch up on. Clark agrees and thinks the process would move along faster if Lois wasn't leaving the country so soon.

Lois had accepted the assignment to journey to Africa to uncover the identity of the vigilante known as the Angel of the Plateau who is causing problems for the Warlords in the region.

Clark address to Lois his uneasiness and concern for her safety and feels he should be their with her. But Lois reminds him that "Clark Kent" re-emergence back the work from an extended leave will be cause for Franklin Stern to keep a close eye on him. Furthermore Lois reminds Clark of what he had previously said to Hank Henshaw regarding "Superman not imposing his will on others."

Clark tells her to be careful as he beings to don his Superman attire. Lois promises him that if anything major goes down she'll call him using the signal-watch. Lois is however more concerned how Clark will manage after what just occurred with Bart.

Clark kisses good-bye to Lois before she leaves for Cameroon.

Clark says he will but he wonders how many more people do they have to loose. Clark hears a distress about a fire coming from an apartment building on Russell and Glosson, While Lois prepares to head to the airport with a Ferris airline ticket. Clark apologizes for not being able to fly her personally to the airport. Lois understands his duties. He profess his love for her as he flies out the window and she in turn acknowledge it and declares her love for him as well.

A fangirl asked Lois about Superman's character.

Hours later during her flight route to Africa, Lois is questioned by both a passenger and flight attendance regarding her opinion of Superman. At first Lois is delighted to answer the questions of a little girl who poses questions about Superman's moral character if it's generally honest and pure as he portrays it. Lois confirms that it's genuine.

Lois talks to Perry White to bail her out of trouble.

Lois is then asked more personal questions about Superman by two flight attendances, to which Lois response that although she admire him she engaged as she shows them her ring on her finger. Unfortunately one of the attendance asked an offensive question to Lois who response by attacking the attendant and an air marshal. She is then detained at a United Nations consulate building in Tinasha, Africa. Lois is then released with the charges dropped against thanks to the efforts of Perry White.

Lois get a ride with a UN caravan vehicle transportation escort through Tinasha, where she gets to ask questions to the soldiers about the vigilante "Angel of the Plateau" who they see to think this vigilante is doing more harm than good for the local tribes and children.

Lois is saved by Lana.

The caravan is suddenly caught under fire by the local terrorist cell loyal to the warlord of the regime who fire RPG weaponry at the UN transport. Lois is caught in the crossfire but manages to find protection under one of the turned over vehicles, unfortunately her wrist is caught and the signal watch she was wearing got damaged as a solider pulled her out to safety just as an incoming missile hits the same vehicle, as it flew above her head about to crash down upon her Lois is saved by a figure dressed in Red and Blue, Lois assumes it Clark and proceeds to thank him until she make a shocking discovery that her rescuer is actually Lana.

Lois finds her front page.

Lois witness first hand Lana being targeted by guns used by children, however her power of invulnerability cause the bullets to bounce of her body, she then convinces the children she's not their enemy. Lois grabs a snapshot of Lana leading the children away, with a camera phone belonging to a UN solider, for her front page and decides to follow them into the forest. Together they arrive at a sanctuary where Lana begins to regale Lois with her story in using her abilities to make a difference for the children, Lois then asks Lana if she had experienced any side-effect to the kryptonite absorption. Lana's response is that she had only one for which Lois doesn't make any comment.

Lois decides not to tell Lana about her engagement to Clark.

Inside Lana's self-made sanctuary, Lois finds Lana's scrapbook, in which she is collecting articles about Superman and Lana reveals to her that the last time she left Smallville, she left her whole life behind, including Clark. She then asks her how he is doing in which Lois responds that Clark is just good, she also tells her about their relationship but avoids to tell her about their upcoming wedding, hiding her engagement ring. Then Lana reveals to Lois that helping those children feels like she finding her self again. Suddenly they hear a very noisy sound and Lana believes that someone has infiltrate into her camp and so she instantly speeds outside telling Lois to try to follow her and protect as many children as she can.

Lois finds out the attacker is John Corben.

Outside John Corben appears causing havoc making Lana and a very surprised Lois enter the destruction and try to stop it. As Lana is fighting John, he and Lois explain his back story and why he went to become a hired gun after his last meeting with her. John tells her that the red kryptonite heart she gave him could not help him live a normal life and so he had to find another one. As Corben was explaining how his new heart works, it is constructed by Toyman and now can absorb kryptonite, Lois realizes what this means for Lana and tries to stop her from attacking him, but she fails. An enraged Lana proceeds to rush John and hit him but he grabs her leg and puts her in a choke hold, where John's heart inadvertently absorbs the Kryptonite fueled nanites stored underneath Lana's skin which fused with John Corben and weapons close to him allowing John to control them.

Lois and Lana receive help from the military to combat Metallo.

With Lana now powerless and Corben a kryptonite-laced one man Swiss army knife assassin. Lois has her worked cut out for her. Fortunately timely assistance is provided by an air UN fighter pilot unit dispatched by General Sam Lane to watch over Lois, unfortunately Corben uses his new-found telekinesis ability to obtain a helicopter blade causing the copter to crash land. Lois mentions to Lana that Clark had previously given her a signal watch to use for this type of situation but she'd lost it. Corben uses the blade to saw through a structure the girls were using as cover. As Lois and Lana run, Corben proclaims to them he's going to first finish them off then return to Metropolis and take on Superman with his newfound abilities. Both woman are in total agreement that the likely hood of this is "not going to happen".

A unit of UN soldiers appear providing cover fire for Lois and lana to escape. Their weaponry proves to be ineffective as Corben confiscates their arsenal. Lana asks Lois how their going to deal with Corben, Lois reveals that his heart is the source of his power.

Lois saves Lana.

Corben begins to fire upon Lana, but Lois intervenes in the line of fire taken the bullet to her breast protected by her Bulletproof vest. Lana uses an unmanned truck to hit Corben while Lois uses a rocket-launcher weapon to fire upon him. Corben snatches up the weapon before Lois can uses it, Lois use a side arm gun from a UN Soldier and quickly fires causing all of Metallo's arsenal to be destroyed in the blast knocking him temporarily unconscious. Together Lois and Lana pull out Corben's kryptonite heart causing him to shut-down.

Lana says she is happy for Lois and Clark's engagement.

Later, Lois conducts a follow up interview with Lana, telling her she's going to drop most of the details regarding The Angels identity and Corben depowering her. Instead she'll create the story revolving around The Angel being a simple good Humanitarian Quasi Goddess who's got a hell of a right hook. Lois inquires if Lana will make a return state side, But Lana says even without her superpowers she's found purpose in protecting the children and will remain to do so just from now on she'll avoid taking on tanks this time around. Lois offers her help assuring her that Clark and the team are available to her should she need them. Before parting Lana shocks Lois by asking when's her wedding to Clark is going to take place. Lana says she saw the ring on her finger and knew before Lois tried to conceal it. Slightly caught of guard Lois manages to remain calm while also feeling a bit awkward talking about it. Lana gives her support to her expressing her happiness for the couple. Lois asked one final question before preparing to return to Metropolis is Lana happy with her life now. Lana responds that she feels better than ever even without her powers.

Clark and Lois asleep.

Upon Returning to Metropolis, Lois is reunited with Clark who was also out of town while she was away a month ago. They spend quite an evening in their apartment in which Lois falls asleep in Clark's arms. As they hover over the bed, Clark is receives a surprising phone call from his mother requesting help.

Lois and Clark arrive at Washington airport.

The following morning, Clark and Lois arrive together at Dulles Airport in Washington, to cover the story related to the attack on Senator Kent's the night before. Thanks to arrangement made by Perry White, The Daily Planet gets the Exclusive interview. Lois is reviled that she still has her frequent flyers mild plan and didn't get bumped to the " Domestic No Fly list" after her little stunt she had pulled on her flight to Africa. Clark reassures her that if she was banded, he'd simply fly her over himself.

Lois warns Clark about the importance of keeping his identity a secret.

While Lois enjoys the notion of flying with Clark more than in an airplane she tells him that it's not wise as it might jeopardize his identity if Superman appeared in Washington as did Clark Kent yet without any proof coming in by an airline. For a brief moment Clark vanishes leaving Lois's side while she still talking to him, Lois notices and simply continues to make her way through the airport terminal. Clark returns quickly and Lois inquires what disaster did he advert this time "Bomb threat", "Fire"? Clark simply response that "No disaster too small" he then hands a toy bear to a little girl who had been previously crying for it." Lois simply congratulates Clark.

Lois plans to investigate the D.E.O. but Clark suggests that he will go instead.

Arriving at Martha's residence in Washington, The couple are treated to a good meal prepared by Martha, then inquire about how Conner settling to his new life, Martha reveals that he is currently in San Francisco attending a school founded by Jay Garrick. Lois asked Martha about the attack, Clark stress his nervousness and concern for Martha safety and uneasiness regarding the mysterious woman in white who saved Martha. Lois thinks the attack is somehow connected with the special department D.E.O. she mention her suspension when they confiscated Metallo's depowered body last month, The Lois and Clark decide that Clark will investigate the D.E.O connection and Lois will investigate Martha's mysterious savior.

Lois tracks down Diana.

Lois learns more about Diana.

Lois finds the vigilante dressed in white up on the roof near the Washington mall over looking the Washington Monument. The two woman being to bond quite instantly when they are suddenly interrupted by the appearance of some winged creatures, which, as the vigilante says, come from a place of legend and magic.

Lois and Diana fight the winged creatures.

Lois manages to hold her own against these creatures impressing the vigilante whose name is revealed to be Diana. Lois assumed Diana had the power of Invulnerability, but when she is hurt by one of the creatures Diana reveals she has a vulnerability to magic Lois jokes about the fact that Diana could have a discussion about that with her fiance. Diana is surprised of what kind of man could be worthy to be a stubble mate for a woman as strong and independent as Lois. The answer to that question comes in the door, as Superman arrives and defeats the creatures. Within minutes a group of D.E.O. agents, captained by Steve Trevor, also arrives. Diana flees before Steve can recognize her, but when Lois sees Trevor she reveals to Superman that he was her ex-boyfriend.

Lois and Steve Trevor catch-up.

Lois's father arrives in Washington at the site of the church where she had battle mythological griffin before Superman's arrival. While Lois is catching up with Steve at the reflecting pool near the Washington Monument. Lois spots President Martinez's accompanied by his guards on a routine jog, her presence startles him as he runs off. Steve mentions how he never thought that the girl he use to date would cause The president to run and hide. Lois surges it off and asked about his involvement with D.E.O. Steve confirms his affliction with the department and credits Director Bones being the one to straightening him out he. Steve admits he still wonders whatever happened to the woman that brought him back from the island, with Lois teasing him about the experience and the girl he met on the same island.

Lois and Steve attempt to uncover the connection link between the US military and "Wonder Woman".

Steve then asks about Lois's love life when he spots the ring on her finger thinking Wes Keenan finally popped the question but she says that is a stone best left unturned before saying the lucky man is none other than Clark Kent leaving Steve in a total shock of disbelief. Changing the subject Steve tells Lois he knows she didn't just bring him out for more than just catching up over coffee. Lois inquires what the connection is between the "Wonder Woman" she fought alongside and the US military which she seems to be investigating. Lois points out the facts so far with Wonder Woman being in the area to save Senator Kent, and her interest in the Lane family mostly her father. Steve surmises that Wonder Woman may be stalking Director Bones.

Martha helps Clark and Lois with their investigation.

Lois arrives back to Martha's house after walking Shelby through DC. Martha and Lois asks about what progress Clark is making. He found that the fingerprints belong to Felix and that the prints were entered into the system from records collected in the forties. Clark tries contacting Tess but it is revealed for some reason she's offline but Martha was able to hack into the computer because " when the Red Queen takes down a shadowy organization, no one thinks to change their password". They find out Faust was part of shadowy Anti-Occult unit called "ShadowPact" that was formed in War World II along with Director Bones, who looks exactly as he does now, as well as Zatanna Zatara's father, John Zatara, who left the unit after the first mission, then they start to wonder if Diana was truly after Faust or if she was after Mister Bones. Clark then changes into Superman in order to get information with Lois following in her car.

Lois follows Superman with her car.

Superman flies in the sky, while Lois is driving her car following Clark. He spots a fire, while talking to Lois by an intercom and says he has located Diana, with his telescopic vision, outside of Steve Trevor's apartment. He also tells Lois that Diana is taking care of a tank.

Later, after Diana gets arrested, Clark tells Steve to run away from the scene and meet Lois in an alley before he gets in trouble too.

Lois and Steve argue with General Lane about Diana's arrest.

In a parking lot, Lois argues with Steve Trevor and her father, General Lane, about Diana's arrest by D.E.O. Lois says they had no right to take her into custody but General replies that Diana is neither a citizen of the United States nor of anywhere else and they were only trying to prevent the things of getting out of control. Steve says that he actually does not know what has happened to Diana during all these years and Lois then says that she is a "Wonder Woman". The General ditches the conversation by saying that the world is changing too fast and that these super-powered beings have no one to represent them.

Lois tries to communicate with Clark.

Later General Lane along with Lois and Steve are inside his car and while he is driving, they are trying to communicate with someone else but Lois says that the phones are out and neither Steve or the General can communicate with D.E.O., the General's Unit or the President's office. Suddenly they see undead people having been unleashed all over the city with horrified citizens running away from them. General Lane tries to avoid the undeads and comments on the communication problem by saying that an E.M.P. wasn't what caused all of this because the power is still on. Steve then, watching the zombies, blames Bones and his Black Room for the situation. Lois tries to communicate with Clark by whispering in chance of him listening to her with his super-hearing. Superman watching from above, freezes, with his artic breath, all the zombies that have surrounded the vehicle Lois is in, proving to her that he can hear her.

Lois admires her fiance.

Inside General Lane's car, a harpy attacks the vehicle and grabs Steve Trevor abducting him and leaving the General and Lois horrified.

Later, Superman repairs the Washington Monument in front of thousands of people who admire him, and after changing to his civilian persona he goes to find Lois, who is very proud of him, in the crowd. They both know that tomorrow the world will be a different place, so they savor these moments by kissing.

Lois sends a message of encouragement to Clark.

Flying in space above Earth, Superman remembers his father's advice while listening to the world talk about his recent confession of being an alien. While trying to remember the three phrases his father told him, Lois sends him the third phrase in a text message, showing him she is there for him.

Lois wants to keep an eye on Lex.

At Watchtower, Chloe, Tess, Clark and Lois discuss about Earth-2, which was presumably annihilated by the Monitors, and Clark wonders what crime could that Earth have committed to deserve to merit annihilation. Chloe says everything she knows about the alternate Earth and the Monitors but also informs them that the memories, that were transported to her from her doppelgänger never actually took root and she only gets fleeting glimpses. Tess informs them that Lex is preparing his jet to visit Moscow and Lois thinks of a way to sneak in as a press attaché and go to Russia with Lex so she can keep an eye on him. Clark then says he has a better idea and the proceeds to communicate with another member of the team, asking for a favour.

When Clark joins Luthor on his trip to Moscow, Lex is obviously disappointed having Kent accompanying him in his travel, saying that Lois Lane would be better company.

Lois and Chloe catch up.

Lois and Chloe talk about Clark.

Chloe accompanies Lois at the Daily Planet and Lois says she shouldn't walk her here in her condition but Chloe says that she is not that pregnant. Lois asks about Oliver and Chloe says he is in San Francisco, where he just closed a deal for Queen Industries to provide financial assistance in rebuilding Pier 39. Chloe says the more they help cities get back on their feet after super-related disasters, like they did with Washington and San Francisco, the less crime will have the chance to take advantage of the situation. Then Lois asks her why she is in Metropolis with her than being out there and Chloe responds that she is just very bored.

Lois asks Chloe to come with her in Gotham City.

Later, Chloe blankly stares at the skyline until Lois comes in and tells her they have a story to chase down in Gotham together.

Lois and Chloe arrive in Gotham City.

Chloe and Lois arrive in Gotham City and they find Batman and Nightwing, who have been interrogating a criminal known as Zsasz, on a rooftop. Bruce seems to be a little surprised that the two women were able to trace him and then he invites them to the Batcave.

Lois, Chloe, Bruce and Barbara find out the identity of the dead man.

There, the two cousins get impressed by the amazing underground complex that Bruce has assembled. Bruce is investigating the murder of a man dressed as Superman, which clearly looks like a hate crime connotations against the aliens and the recent revelation of Superman about his origin. Batman is using his billion dollar computer to make a face reconstruction of the corpse based on photos from the crime scene, so they can identify the dead man but the results the computer shows leave everyone speechless, the face of the murdered man is none other than Clark Kent.

Lois and Nightwing in Gotham.

Lois and Nightwing battle thugs.

Lois finds some mysterious footprints.

Lois and Barbara walk through the streets of the rainy Gotham City, backtracking the final footsteps of the deceased "Clark Kent", whom the decided to call "Dave", and they talk about about Barbara's struggle to manage her personal life and the crime fighting on the same time. Barbara then asks Lois how she is so calm since the shocking revelation about the identity of the murder victim, back at the Batcave. Lois says that the victim's DNA was proven to be human so he can't be Clark and besides that she knows that her fiance is safe in Russia. Suddenly they are attacked by a gang of thieves but they both succeed to defeat the thieves and after that they discover an underground tunnel with footsteps coming out of it.

Lois, Chloe and Barbara in the Batcave.

Lois, Chloe and Barbara are in the Batcave and are talking about where Chloe is going to raise her baby, with Barbara suggesting Gotham City but Chloe clearly disapproves. Lois asks Chloe if she is going to stay in Metropolis or move back to Star City, Oliver's home town, but Chloe says she has still some months to decide. Suddenly, they receive a message from Batman, telling them he's "going dark." Without a word, Barbara races out of the cave on a motorcycle.

Lois reads Cat's article about Superman.

Lois gets frustrated.

In the Watchtower, Lois, Chloe, Clark and Tess read an article on the Daily Planet, tilted "The New Cold War" and written by Cat Grant, presenting Superman as a threat and even stating that the Monitor's ship was actually his. Lois is furious with Cat's article and gets even more angry because of the fact that Franklin Stern didn't publish her story about the murder in Gotham. Clark says that they have bigger problems to worry about as the danger of the "Crisis" hasn't passed yet. Suddenly Bruce appears and says that even though he knew that the man in Gotham wasn't actually Clark he is happy to see him standing on his feet. Moreover he says that because of the "Crisis" he has decided to join the team, at least temporarily, so they can face the threat together.

Lois and Clark leave the cinema after watching a movie.

Clark and Lois see a green light in the sky coming towards them.

Clark pushes Lois away to protect her from the upcoming object.

Some time later, Clark and Lois step out of the cinema, where they just watched a brand new superhero film. While they talk about the movie and the crisis, that still concerns Clark, a green light suddenly appears the sky. Seeing its trajectory and speed makes Clark worry for a possible attack. Clark can not tell what the object, wrapped in the green glow, is so he throws Lois on an abandoned old sofa in the street, when he realizes that the unknown object goes straight against him. Hit by the light, Clark is surrounded by green light and sees before him the projection of a being, who identifies himself as the Green Lantern, Tomar-Re. The alien says to Clark that if he is seeing him, it is because he has received his ring and his duty. Together they recite the oath of the Green Lanterns and when the light fades, Clark is revealed, wearing a green and black costume along with a glowing ring on his finger, which welcomes him to the Green Lantern Corps.

Lois calls Emil for help.

Clark tries using his heat vision and arctic breath in attempt to remove the ring while Lois is contacting Emil Hamilton at S.T.A.R. Labs for help. As Clark attempts to remove the ring, various constructs in the form of a jackhammer, a crowbar and a plunger appears which a confused Lois refers to as ghost props. A relieved Clark finally is able to remove it and throw it into the atmosphere where Emil begins to track it. As he does the ring makes a U-Turn back to Earth to Clark's finger which Clark flies to catch. Clark then hears a loud siren coming from Metropolis National Bank where he goes to intervene, telling Lois to inform Emil that they should worry about his wardrobe change later.

Lois question the ways of the Green Lantern Corps.

At Watchtower, John Stewart tells Clark that this isn't how it works, the rings are powered by the willpower of their wearers which is why they choose people like himself, Kyle Rayner and Hal Jordan as Green Lantern Corps members. Lois and Tess disbelieve that John has a stronger will than them or any other of the 6 billion people on Earth, with Tess even wondering how did someone like Alan Scott got hold of one of their rings, with John admitting he doesn't know what loophole Alan used to get a ring of his own. Clark then questions what gives a Guardian or whoever is left the right to force other sentient beings into service. John says it doesn't matter, orders are orders and Superman is a soldier now.

Lois talks to Oliver, Diana and Steve about the theft from D.E.O.

Lois isn't worried about her fiance.

At her office in the Daily Planet, Lois and Oliver hold a video-conference with Steve Trevor and Diana Prince of D.E.O. about the theft on their premises. They suspect that LexCorp had something to do with this as they routinely attempt to break D.E.O.'s firewalls in order to get access to the Russian crash site. Oliver asks what did they keep in the warehouse and Steve responds that there they kept debris that fell through the atmosphere during the contact with Apokolips, probably wanting to use these weapons like Intergang did a while back. They then say that D.E.O.'s mystics were able to conjure an image of the person responsible, an unidentified man wearing a big armor with highly advanced weaponry. Steve says that they dispatched Agent Chase and a field team their way and Oliver along with his "alter-ego" are invited to join the investigation. Suddenly, Lois and Oliver see a bright green light and realize that Clark is fighting something. Oliver asks her if she is worried about him and Lois says why should she be afraid, he is Superman after all.

Lois reunites with Clark.

Tess tells Lois and Chloe about the fight on the Moon. Lois says that Oliver might have been right to tell her to be a little more concerned about Clark and then Chloe asks where is he with Lois being surprised that he hasn't told her.

After Superman and the Lanterns stop Parallax, Clark is reunited with Lois, who asks his help to cover the latest breaking story: Green Arrow's return to crime-fighting.

Lois is suspicious of Lex.

In Antarctica, Lois is touring a Higgs Boson supercollider facility created by the combined efforts of Michael Holt and Ted Kord, with the financial assistance of Bruce Wayne. As proud as they are of their accomplishments, they tell Lois that none of it would've been possible without the last minute contribution of Lex Luthor. Lois accuses Lex that because of him her fiance almost died back in Russia. She also warns them that no one should trust Lex and she hints that Lex stole alien technology from D.E.O.'s secured area in Chernobyl. However, Luthor calmly tells his partners that he is only there to give.

Lois tries not to be pulled in the Bleed.

Superman catches Lois before they both get pulled in the Bleed.

Sadly, things don't go as planned for Kord and Holt, because when the scientists start the experiment, a violent gateway opens pulling everyone and everything into the Bleed, the rift between parallel universes, with Lois clinging to a railing.

Superman arrives in time to catch her just before the vortex pulls her in, but they're both caught in the rift just before it closes thanks to Holt.

Lois and Clark realize that they are on a parallel Earth.

In a parallel Earth, Superman and Lois emerge from the wormhole to find themselves in a destroyed Metropolis under siege by the Monitors. Superman takes Lois and they fly to a higher ground. Lois asks if they time-traveled but Clark says the rift they fell through was just like the one Chloe from Earth-2 crashed through. Clark then asks Lois why is she whispering and she says that this exactly the kind of place where you whisper, while also showing to him a man in a red and white costume, bound to the top of a building, similar to that of Daily Planet. Clark realizes they are lost in the Multiverse and Lois asks how are they going to return back but Clark says he doesn't know if they will, starring at the sky, which is full of the Monitors' ships.

Lois fights the Manhunters.

Superman and Lois try to escape the Manhunters.

Superman and Lois are fighting some Manhunters, who are chasing them so they can kill them. After destroying some of them, Superman takes Lois and fly away escaping. Lois puzzles over why the Manhunters were hunting them given the fact that the Green Lanterns are their usual opponents but Clark says these robots were running on Bleed instead of Lantern energy, suggesting that the Monitors probably use them to deal with the "supers" and "metas" of each Earth while they move their ships into firing position. Lois then wonders where all the people of this Earth have gone and Clark after hearing some of them with his super-hearing heads to a church nearby.

Lois meets her doppelganger.

They enter the church and they find a group of people hiding in there and one of them, whom Clark identifies as the Jimmy Olsen of this Earth but in fact he is called Hank, tells them to immediately leave as according to him the "capes" are the reason most of the civilians are dead. Suddenly, the Lois Lane of this Earth appears among the people and tells Hank that they should let them stay because there is nowhere else they can go. A shocked Lois looks at her doppelganger while Superman asks her what happened. The alternate Lois says that she watched the Manhunters murder Mister Majestic, the superhero who was alternate Lois' lover and whose body was bound to the top of a building, along with every other hero. Superman then asks how did it started and alternate Lois explains that the Monitors put one ship on each side of the planet and they did something to Earth's core and it's only a matter of time until they destroy this Earth once and for all. Suddenly, the ships above Metropolis begin to fire and a worried Lois tells to Clark they need to get out of there immediately, in which he agrees.

Lois says to everyone that they have to leave the church immediately.

Lois tries to persuade her doppelganger that there is still hope.

Superman arrives and finds a shocked Lois among the dead.

Superman and Lois leave in search for the Fortress of Solitude.

Lois says to everyone inside the church that they have to leave the place immediately, as the Monitors' ships are firing but the alternate Lois tells her that she doesn't even belong in this world. Lois says that no one belongs in this world anymore and that Superman can help all of them get out of the city. Her doppelganger says there's no hope, however, and this is just the next in line of numerous attacks on Earth's cities. The alternate Lois says that there is nothing left to live for, for any of them, while she grabs a gun under her jacket. When Superman returns, after hearing gunshots, he finds everyone but Lois dead, all as a result of self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Not being able to do anything more, Superman takes a shocked Lois and fly away, telling her this Earth also had a Kryptonian, in the form of Mister Majestic, and there is chance that his father built him an ice castle too. They then set off in search of this earth's equivalent of the Fortress of Solitude, as it is their only option.

Lois and Clark try to escape.

Lois tries to reason with Jor-El.

On Earth-Majestic, Superman flies with Lois, trying to escape the Bleed that is destroying everything in its path. Superman hopes that the Fortress can send them back to their Earth like it did with Clark Luthor. They reach the Fortress of Solitude, but this world's Jor-El is less than welcoming as he does not recognize Superman as his son, calling him an impostor, because he knows that he is already dead. Jor-El then locks Superman inside a golden crystal and Lois steps forward trying to reason with him, saying that he is making a mistake. Jor-El is surprised and asks her who is she who dares to question him and she says that she is Lois Lane.

Lois lashes out on Jor-El.

Lois enjoys hearing Jor-El admitting he is not perfect.

While Superman is imprisoned inside the golden crystal, the huge wave of Bleed approaches the Fortress, devouring everything in its path. After arguing with him, Lois manages to convince Jor-El to release Superman and help them travel to another parallel world. Jor-El tells to Lois everything he knows about the multiverse but he says he can not guarantee them they are going to end up back at their Earth and also asks her if she can take him with them as well. Lois says that they will take their chances in order to survive and then agrees to take Jor-El with them. Jor-El then downloads his consciousness in a crystal and teleports everyone somewhere else, moments before this Earth gets devoured by the Bleed.

Lois wakes up on a new Earth.

Superman and Lois, along with Jor-El's crystal, wake up on another parallel Earth, that's not in much better shape than the one they just left. This earth was attacked and seized by Apokolips and the two planets have collided with each other, leaving everything destroyed with wrecked Manhunters and skeletons of dead people with the Omega symbol on their forehead on the streets among the ruins.

Lois finds a still working ship.

Lois allows herself to have an emotional outburst.

Lois, who is searching through the rumbles, says to Clark that she found a ship that might be still working. She then has a brief moment of weakness in which she admits to Superman that seeing the amount of devastation upon these worlds caused by the monitors, is almost too much to bear and she's worried about their own Earth. Superman reassures her he'll do whatever it takes to insure that their Earth won't suffer the same fate. Suddenly Superman hears a very faint sound, similar to a heartbeat so together with Lois they head towards its source to find out what exactly it is.

Lois and Superman encounter an unexpected foe.

Superman and Lois eventually discover the source of the noise Clark heard. A dark figure calls to him from the rubble, saying on his earth, Superman was known as Clark Kent. When Superman asks the figure how he know this, the figure reveals himself as Darkseid in his materialized form, saying that he never forgets a face.

Superman and Lois enter the ship.

Superman and Lois board the Monitor ship.

Superman and Lois talk to Darkseid. The ruler of Apokolips tells them that there isn't any other version of him in the multiverse, as there is only one Darkseid and until recently, he traveled to many universes to bring death and destruction. He also mentions the only reason Superman achieved to defeat him before was because he hadn't reached his full strength at the time. However, the Monitors succeeded to broke him, when he had already conquered this world. Superman then offers a deal to Darkseid, to help them board on one of the Monitors' ships flying overhead, and in return Clark will also give him something. Darkseid accepts the offer so, while Superman carries Lois and follows the Monitors' ship into the atmosphere, he fires his Omega beams towards the ship, opening its side door so Superman and Lois can get inside it just before the ship enters the Bleed. Once inside, they lay low while Monitors investigate the duo's forced entry, unaware that stowaways have entered the ship and fearing of Bleed contamination. They then proceed to go in search of a room called the "Orrery". Lois is concerned about the deal they made with Darkseid but Clark says he couldn't leave her behind.

Superman and Lois discover their Earth is still functioning.

In Bleed space, Superman and Lois search for their Earth among a large number of dead ones. Lois places her hand in a machine that recognizes in which one she belongs and they find out that their home is still unharmed. Suddenly a Monitor appears, calling himself a Weaver, who has been trained since birth to manipulate the Bleed as a weapon, and declares that he is going to kill them like Superman killed one of their architects, Ray-Lan. Superman says to Lois he will try to make the Weaver hurt himself, as the Bleed can probably hurt him too. Just then, three more Weavers appear and they say that no one else from the multiple Earths has ever get aboard a Monitor's ship. Together, they render Superman unconscious. After Superman loses his senses and the Monitors take both him and Lois to a holding cell, until the Council decides their fate. After that, Superman wakes up and they suddenly start hearing a very familiar voice. That voice belongs to Lex Luthor, who suggests the Monitors, rather than razing his universe, simply "reboot" it.

Lois and Superman are outraged by Lex's proposal.

The Monitors listen to Lex's proposal to reboot the universe. Superman interrupts his proposal, saying that what he is proposing is madness. Lex is surprised to see that Superman and Lois are still alive, as he was wondering where have they ended up. Lois calls him a monster but Lex insists he's the only one actually trying to save the world by reasoning with the Monitors. The Monitors end the transmission, saying they have much to discuss. Lois is shocked when she learns that the Monitors are actually going to consider Lex's offer. The Monitors then recognize Superman as the person who killed Ray-Lan, so they decide to sentence both of them to death so they won't be able to interfere again in their plans. They intend to kill Superman and Lois by jettisoning them into the Bleed, as no one can survive it, not even the Monitors. Superman says he can get them out of this situation, but Lois will have to trust him and let the Monitors kill him first.

Lois watches as Superman is expelled into the Bleed.

Lois faces the Monitors.

Lois gets into the lifeboat.

Superman allows himself to be put into a chamber, which the Monitors flood with Bleed. A tearful Lois watches him being expelled from the Monitors' vessel. However, despite the rigors of Bleed Space, Superman manages to return to the ship and force his way back in. He reenters just as Lois is about to be expelled from the ship as well. Just as a Monitor is ready to expel Lois, an alarm starts ringing. The Monitors leave to deal with the Bleed overload in the ship and Lois finds the chance to race to the lifeboats, but unfortunately she meets a group of Monitors on the way. Upon seeing her, the Monitors comment, they have underestimated their prisoners and Lois, raising her fists, responds, "You bet our ass you did."

Lois calls for help.

Lois gets aboard a lifeboat and escapes from the Monitors' ship but just before she leaves a wounded Superman appears and gets away with her. As they travel through the Bleed space they see an Earth, that feels like home. They return to their home universe and crash land in Tibet, where Lois holds an unconscious Clark in her arms, calling for help, but they're alone.

Lois learns about the situation back at their home.

Clark takes Lois back to the U.S.

On the other side of the globe Clark wakes up fully healed but with a shredded costume, while some helps nurse him back to health marveling on how the sun healed him so fast. As he thanks the man, he overhears Lois calling the Watchtower, Tess Mercer informs them of the crisis in motion with cities around the world are all being affected, and Washington D.C., where Martha Kent as well as General Sam Lane are stationed, was hit first just like on the other Earth. Lois is worried that they are too late to stop it. Clark is optimistic and holding Lois, saying their is still a chance to stop this soaring telling her it is time to go 'Up, up and away'.

Lois and Clark try to escape the blue Bleed.

Across the Atlantic Ocean, Clark and Lois are almost home, watching the Monitors rebooting the universe which Lex convinced them to do as they break the water and air down to base elements and collecting it as they prepare to reassemble it, realizing Lex may have bought them some time to stop this. Clark wonders if Lois is ready to see this but Lois rationalize since they are possibly one of the last journalists, they have no choice. Lois wonders if her dad and his mom, along with everyone else in D.C. being vaporized is better than being terminated, Superman says he doesn't plan on finding out and would only take time to grieve if they can't save the day. However he tells tells her they need to focus because one of the ships releases a group of Manhunters on them.

Lois and Clark arrive back at the Watchtower.

Superman and Lois finally arrive at Watchtower where Tess Mercer, Chloe and Oliver along with Batman, Nightwing Martian Manhunter, Supergirl, Jay Garrick and his team of teenagers. Clark tells Chloe, Tess and Bruce to find out everything from one of the Manhunters he destroyed about the Crisis, because more ships are on their way. As Batman starts to examine the crumpled Manhunter head he wonders where are they going, Clark grimly says everywhere.

Lois and Chloe talk about the crisis.

Lois says that they will get through the crisis.

At the Daily Planet, Lois and a heavily pregnant Chloe use the elevator to go upstairs, where the "big dogs" intend to continue reporting what is happening in the world with the crisis and the Monitors. The two women then share some emotional moments about some of the hardships they have endured over the past few years, like the second meteor shower, Dark Thursday and Apokolips and wonder if this crisis could be something even Clark and his friends cannot stop. Chloe says she won't let the Monitors take away whatever future life her baby is supposed to have and Lois says they'll get through it like they always do.

Lois and Clark discuss the team's plan.

In Watchtower, Lois Lane has enlisted for the team's mission and is having a heart to heart with Clark before gearing up and discussing the plan. Lois explains that while the superheroes will fight the Manhunters, she will sneak inside the Monitors' ship and upload a virus that would get the control of their networking systems. Clark then reveals he has to turn to the only human on Earth capable of helping their plan succeed and that is Lex Luthor.

The Justice League attacks.

Superman delivers a rousing speech to the heroes. The other Earths might have been erased or rebooted but they are determined for their Earth to survive and their continuity to continue. With that Superman, Luthor and all of Earth's heroes attack the incoming Manhunters.

Lex and Lois download the virus.

Lex throws Lois off the ship.

A bickering Lex and Lois manage to get on the ship with their "skeleton key" and a little luck in the form of Superman. They aren't the stealthiest and are quickly discovered. Lois preps her nightsticks but is horrified when Lex kills the crew. Lois is disgusted but the plan must go ahead and she uploads the virus. Chloe and Tess confirm access, with 15 minutes to complete the process they can stop the entire attack but of course this is when Lois realizes Lex is not on their side. He keeps his promise to Superman that he wouldn't harm Lois but picks her up and slings her out of the ship towards the ground. Otis asks Lex if he has killed Lois, but a smiling Lex points out the sky is filled with superheroes. Lex then points out that though the heroes want to stop the reboot altogether, he on the other had wants to use it to reshape the world to his particular tapestry.

Wonder Woman saves Lois.

As Lois falls to her death, with the aid of Pegasus, Wonder Woman grabs her and leads her to safety.

Lois and Chloe have made it to the sewers with Lois having trouble breathing.

As Lois helps Clark move out of the Bullpen into his new office the two receive simultaneous text messages and race out arm in arm at super speed. And so we arrive at hospital just after the birth of Chloe and Ollie's baby. Ollie of course gifting the young boy with a baby sized bow.

The Justice League welcomes a new family member.

Lois and Clark are shocked to be named God Parents and coo over the new addition. Clark remembering the losses they have suffered over the years is truly touched to meet a new life brought into the fold and even more so when they reveal the baby's name to be Jonathan.

Clark and Lois share a kiss.

Later Lois and Clark sharing a bath look back at their recent achievements and look forward to a little downtime. Lois jumps out of the bath straight into a jumpsuit strapping on a parachute as Clark suits up in his costume. The two fly out into the night directly in front of a full moon embracing, soaring through the sky.

Tess radios in to 'Boy Scout' about a tsunami in India so Lois dashes landward with her parachute leaving Clark to do his thing.

Clark's Vision[]

Main article: Clark Kent's vision

"If you remember, I'm the one who said 2012 would just be another Y2K scare, and I was right. Not to fear, White... If there's a scandal in the Pentagon, yours truly will be the one to find it."

— Lois, Salvation

Lois watches Superman save the day.

In Clark's dream of the year 2013, Lois Lane is a reporter at the Daily Planet alongside her partner Clark Kent and while it is clear she is an Ace Reporter, her office is still in the basement with Clark. She is seen leaving Perry White's office before reading an article about Lex Luthor running for the presidency. As she is reading the article about Lex, it is clearly shown that she is wearing a ring on her left hand. Lois hears about the plane about to crash into the Daily Planet, notices Clark's glasses on the desk and his chair spinning, and rushes to the window to watch a flying superhero in red and blue save the day, a huge smile on her face as she looks on proudly.

Future[]

"She's a handful, isn't she?"

— Future Clark, describing Lois to past Clark, Homecoming

Future Lois unknowingly encounters past Clark.

In the future on October 15, 2017, Lois and Clark are an engaged couple who have long been promoted to a private office of their own on the 8th floor in the Daily Planet. Lois knows Clark's secret and everything there is to know about it, including the various types of kryptonite that affect him, his Kryptonian heritage, and the things he kept at the barn and Fortress of Solitude. She also is very affectionate with him, repeatedly calling him honey, reminding him about dressing properly and wearing his glasses, as well as man-handling him. Unknowingly, she had an encounter with the Clark Kent from the past and assumed he was the Clark of her time; when she mentions their anniversary Clark has a very hopeful look on his face, but it is soon clear that she means the anniversary of when Clark tells her about his secret.

Lois and Clark kiss.

Past Clark encounters his future counterpart who knew he was coming and instructs him to go to the roof; Lois was saved from a helicopter crash by the past Clark and knocked the pilot out when he was close to discovering his secret. Then she kissed the past Clark passionately and reminded him of dinner reservations for later that night.

Lois and Jimmy outside Perry's office.

In the future on May 13, 2018, Lois calls Chloe thanking her for lending her a blue ribbon that she needed as she approaches the office of Perry White. Jimmy Olsen stops her and tells her it was a bad idea, Lois tell Jimmy to get better pictures of Superman, she tells him that his brother left big shoes for him to fill, but she believes he can do it.

Lois and Clark.

A bumbling Clark bumps into Lois and knocks her stuff out of her hands. She tells him that he can stop acting since no one around is paying attention to them. Lois asked Clark if he has their wedding rings, he displays them to her with immense affection and anticipation. Lois asked Clark if he is ready, Clark replies by saying he has been ready for 7 years, for them to have another official wedding ceremony. Just then they are alerted to the fact that a bomb has been found in an elevator uptown. Clark mentions he'll be a few minutes late to the ceremony,Lois says she'll be waiting for him and she encourages him to go off and save the day, as he heads towards the roof.

Alternate Timelines[]

Season Five[]

Lois and Lana talk about Clark

The day Jonathan won the election actually happened twice - the first time, Lana came to help Lois by catching her when she was about to fall off of a stool in the Talon apartment. while Lana was contemplating something about Clark, Lois told Lana that she'd be lucky to end up with someone like Clark someday to ease Lana's mind. The events of this day was erased when Jor-El reversed time after Lana was killed.

Season Eight[]

Lois questions Clark about his powers

Following the aftermath of Chloe's disastrous wedding reception, Lois returned to Metropolis three weeks later during a rainstorm. Clark met her at the employee entrance of the Daily Planet trying to apologize for not picking her up at the airport like he had promised. Lois not interested in his excuses ignored him and then when Clark explained his reason for his absence by revealing he's the Red-Blue Blur, Lois laughed at him until he openly displayed his powers to her. Clark then proceeded to tell Lois about all of his other super abilities and his knowledge of Krypton because he wanted her to write his story in order to let the citizens see him for the hero he was rather than being blackmailed by Linda Lake. For a short time Clark was gladly accepted by the citizens of Metropolis, he and Lois were promoted to the top floor with a penthouse office of their own. Until Linda came up with a fabricated story that turned Clark into public enemy number one, Lois tried to see Tess to pled her case against Linda's fake story only to find Government agents waiting for her.

Lois listens to Chloe's shocking message

Before they could arrest or question her, Clark super-sped her away to the barn. Clark said that he could make everything go away by using the Legion ring, but Lois urged him to stay and fight back. She said that she understood his decision, but was disappointed that she would forget his secret, knowing that he wouldn't tell her the next time. Clark opened the toolbox and was exposed to kryptonite planted by Linda who came out of hiding and knocked Lois out. When Lois re-awoke she saved Clark by throwing the kryptonite away and then knocked Linda out. Clark grabbed the Legion ring as Lois answered her message from Chloe and began to tell Clark that Davis Bloome was Doomsday, but he disappeared in mid-sentence.

Alternate Realities[]

Season Six[]

Lois singing.

During Jimmy's 1940's inspired dream sequence, Lois was seen as a sexy lounge singer who had an affair with Lex Luthor.

Season Seven[]

DDS Agent: "Lois Lane?"

Lois: "That's what it says on my Pulitzer."

― DDS Agent and Lois Lane in Apocalypse

Lois talks to Clark about relationships.

In an alternate universe in which Clark Kent didn't exist, Lois Lane was a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist of the Daily Planet. She encountered Clark in the bullpen of the Planet while working on a top secret story. Lois was instantly smitten with him when she accidentally bumped into him while trying to make a delivery to Jimmy Olsen and Clark caught her in his arms before she fell. Lois tried to get to know him, but was unfortunately arrested by Several Department of Domestic Security agents. Clark learnt that Lois was in possession of highly classified documents she had obtained from Nancy Adams.

Lois is smitten by Clark's heroic save.

Without hesitation Clark super sped and rescued Lois from the DDS agents revealing his powers to her which just made him even more attractive to her. Lois took Clark to Olsen's apartment and Lois said it's nice to have a meteor freak on her side. Clark started to protest saying he wasn't a meteor freak, but Lois won't let him. Clark asked if Lois minded telling him why she was public enemy number 1. Lois told him that she had highly classified documents that proved President Lex Luthor was putting the entire nation in jeopardy. Lois and Clark watched a video press conference where Lex talked about a looming threat that needed to be taken care of. Lois said the threat was phony and Clark replied it's not a surprise that Lex would lie. Clark asked why and Lois explained she overheard an agent say they were "taking the eagle to the mountaintop".

Lois said it meant they're taking Lex to a bunker for one reason only: nuclear war. Lois wanted to paste the news all over the Daily Planet website, but didn't understand why Lex would want to destroy Earth. Clark noticed Milton Fine and said that he was the reason. Clark explained that he's not human, he's an android and that's why he didn't care. Clark started talking in circles about how he thought the world would be better and Lois was slightly confused. Lois then thought Clark's an android and Clark didn't deny it, but didn't say he was either. They then form a plan to stop Lex by attending the press conference held in Smallville. But first Lois suggested that Clark needed to disguise himself so he would blend in more. Lois handed him a spare suit, her press I.D. badge and to complete the look a pair of glasses.

Season Ten (Earth-2)[]

See: Lois Queen

Season Eleven[]

Chaos (Earth-Majestic)

See: Lois Lane

Appearances[]

• Season One: Obscura (mentioned only)
• Season Two: Skinwalker (Painting only)
• Season Three: Delete (Mentioned only)
• Season Four: Sacred (Mentioned only), Onyx (Mentioned only)
• Season Five: Mortal (Mentioned only), Cyborg (Mentioned only), Mercy (Mentioned only)
• Season Seven: Fierce (Mentioned only), Cure (Mentioned only), Lara (Mentioned only), Hero (Mentioned only)
• Season Eight: Prey (Mentioned only), Legion (Mentioned only), Bulletproof (Mentioned only)
• Season Nine: Kandor (Mentioned only), Sacrifice (Mentioned only)
• Season Eleven: Guardian, Detective, Haunted, Argo, Valkyrie, Olympus
• Smallville Miniseries: Alien, Lantern, Chaos, Continuity
• Justice & Doom

In the Comics[]

Lois Lane as she appears in the comics.

Lois is Superman's chief romantic interest and, in the current DC Comics continuity, his wife. Like Superman’s alter ego Clark Kent, she is a reporter for the Daily Planet. Depictions of Lois Lane have varied in the nearly 70-year history of Superman comic books and other media adaptations.

Ace reporter for the Daily Planet.

In the current DC continuity, unlike the series, Lois never met Clark Kent before his arrival in Metropolis. Upon Superman's debut, she became highly infatuated with the Man of Steel and simply saw Clark as a foppish, clumsy co-worker. Eventually, she decided to date Clark, seemingly losing her infatuation for Superman, replacing it with serious love for her boyfriend. Clark proposed to her and she gladly accepted. Not long after this, Clark revealed his identity to her, which causes some shock for Lois, but she still said yes to his proposal. The two shared a lengthy engagement, which was broken off for a period, during which Lois left Metropolis to be a foreign correspondent for the Planet and came to truly accept the idea of being with Clark and Superman. She ultimately returned to Metropolis and became re-engaged and married to Clark.

Lois meets Clark.

Despite being "the secret wife of Superman", Lois is highly respected by Clark's associates in the super-hero community, both as his wife and as a reporter. Many people have often wonder why Superman would chose a mortal woman as his wife, when he could be with any number of super-powered equals that he knows. However, many like Wonder Woman, Batman, Martian Manhunter and many other have all stated that her fierce personality, motivation and unquestionable love and support for Clark, leaves with no question in their mind why Clark fell in love with her, and in fact believe her to be part of what makes him a great hero. Even Clark's own enemies such as Lex Luthor, have noted Lois to be an impressive woman, as she had made it a point to stand up against them, even without Superman there to protect her.

Lois is renowned for her quirkiness.

In the comic books she and Clark adopted Lor-Zod, General Zod and Ursa's son, which Lois names "Christopher Kent." In a heroic move, Chris sacrificed himself to bring the escaped criminals invading the Earth back to the Phantom Zone. Lois and Clark have been searching for a way to bring him back, with the help of Clark's friend Mon-El. Recently Lois discovered Chris has aged into adulthood in a matter of months due to his time in the Phantom Zone and became the new Metropolis superhero Nightwing. Despite the age-jump for Chris, Lois continues to behave in mother-fashion, insisting that Chris continue to call her 'Mom', and even questioning Chris about his relationship with the Flamebird. Both she and Clark were heartbroken when Chris was lost a second time following the War of New Krypton.

Lois and Clark professing their love.

Lois is always a tough-as-nails journalist and intellectual equal to Superman. At first upon her introduction into the series in Season Four there was no guarantee for sure that Smallville was going to adhere to Superman mythology in which the couple were together, However as of Season Nine and the official confirmation from the producers for Season Ten have confirmed that Lois will end up with Clark.

Lois has shown she can fight for herself when she was trapped alongside Catwoman and the two managed to escape. Her other dealings with the Birds of Prey involved a tense standoff when she threatened to out Barbara Gordon as Oracle, and Barbara in turn threatened to reveal her husband's secret identity as Superman. Lois stood down.

In the controversial politically driven mini series, Decisions, it's revealed that Lois doesn't know Clark's personal politics. However, the book does allude that with her military background, she is a Republican, although she has been shown to have liberal leanings in regards to certain social issues such as gay marriage.

Clark tells Lois that she is the one that keeps him connected to humanity.

At the conclusion of Superman: Brainiac Clark released the city of Kandor and it became a life-size planet known as New Krypton, He felt that it was his responsibility to lead his people to live in peace with humanity by leaving earth and assuming the role of Commander Kal-El, before he left he told Lois that his heart belongs to her and her only and he would return once more to fly back into her arms. Superman took a leave of absence for a whole year during Superman: World of New Krypton he would briefly return to earth and be reunited with Lois to be brought up to speed on current events developing on earth. It wasn't until after the destruction of New Krypton by Lex Luthor and Lois's own father General Sam Lane that instigated a pointless War against Earth by General Zod in Superman: War of the Supermen that in the aftermath, Clark and Lois reunited and both reflect sadly on how New Krypton's appearance resulted in such a pointless war, Clark expressing his uncertainty about whether any Kryptonians are left in hiding on Earth while Lois promises to write the truth about her father's actions despite the media portraying him as a hero for his 'defensive action', hoping that someday humanity will be ready for interaction with other alien races.

Recently, following the War of the Supermen, Superman has taken to wandering the country, so as to re-evaluate his purpose on Earth. Lois has joined Clark at assorted points across America, often giving him advice and re-affirming his own resolve, as well as her own in regards to not having a normal family like.

Lois Lane as she appears in the comics after the relaunch.

In the New 52, Clark and Lois were not married and the pair shared a purely professional working relationship and were close friends, although Clark seems to have unrequited romantic feelings towards Lois. She viewed Clark as a friend and respected him as a journalist, but regarded him as a loner who has difficulty letting people get close to him. She was also unaware that Clark Kent is Superman. Lois Lane then worked for Morgan Edge, heading up the media division of the Daily Planet. has now return as a reporter to the Daily Planet, she was in a relationship with a foreign correspondent named Jonathan Carroll, but finally broke up.

At some point, Lois investigates the story of twenty people who developed metahuman powers after being kidnapped by Brainiac. Her search leads her to a U.S. senator, who revealed to be one of the Twenty. The senator dies, but not before transferring his powers to Lois, who falls into a coma. Lois later awakes from her coma at the hospital, with Jonathan at her side. Lois manifests psychic powers and helps Superman fight the Psychic Pirate. During the fight, Lois learns that Clark is Superman but falls back into a coma. After defeating the Psychic Pirate, Superman brings Lois back to the hospital. Later, the Parasite attacks the hospital and attempts to steal Lois' powers. Superman tricks the Parasite into absorbing Lois' psionic energy. The power overwhelms the Parasite, causing him to collapse. Lois awakens from her coma but she does not seem to remember Superman's identity.

Lois as she appear in Rebirth.

Then came the relaunch known as "Rebirth", where this version of Lois becomes Superwoman (she absorbed the powers of her Superman, who is a mere mortal since). In the meantime, Superman's role was taken by the one from the previous continuity, who settle down in this reality with Lois (who is still his wife) and their newborn son, Jonathan.

Lois pleads with Clark to mentor their son Jon.

Even though she's now a mother, Lois still purses her career as a journalist and even joins her husband and son on some of their adventures. Lois sees Jon having a tremendous potential to become a hero of his own and encourages Clark to mentor and guide him as he has now taken up the mantel as Superboy.

Trivia[]

• Lois Lane first appeared in Action Comics #1 (June 1938).
  
  Lois Lane's promotional poster for Season Ten.
• June 2013 marked the 75th Anniversary of Lois Lane and Superman.
• Lois often calls Clark by the nickname of 'Smallville' which was first introduced by Lois during Superman: The Animated Series and was later picked up by the comics.
• Lois has the self-admittedly deflated honor of being the last main character to find out that Clark is the Blur.
• In the mythology Lois wears Clark's glasses as sign of affection. She has also been draped in Superman's cape. This is a famous tradition that has been used in market advertising when promoting Superman. Three different generations of actress have done this the first is Margot Kidder, the second is Teri Hatcher and Erica Durance recently.
• In the comics, Lois' birthday is August 17.
• Lois can speak English, French and Spanish.[17]
• Lois appears to be a baseball fan, as she once responded to something Clark said by making an analogy to Willie Mays. Also, when Maxima declared that she sensed an attraction between Lois and Clark, Lois claimed "There's about as much attraction between Clark and me as there is between a Yankees fan and the Red Sox." Presumably, Lois supports one of Metropolis's two local baseball teams. In the comics, Metropolis's two Major League Baseball teams are known as the Metropolis Monarchs (Clark's canonical favorite team in the comics) and the Metropolis Meteors.
• Lois began smoking when she was 15, but she had quit by the time she arrived in Smallville (although she was then addicted to nicotine gum instead). Currently, she seems to have kicked both habits.
• Lois dislikes the color pink. Yet she is seen wearing it quite often in her wardrobe. Her wardrobe also consist of primary Superman colors in her clothing: red, yellow, and blue.
• Martha & Lois have a mother/daughter type relationship and Martha told her that she sees a lot of herself in Lois back when she was in her youth. (Fade)
• Lois drove a silver GMC Envoy, and then a 2005 red Ford Fusion. In Bizarro, she drove a 2007 Toyota Camry. In 2008, she was driving a red Pontiac, which was crushed by Maxima in Instinct. She was next seen entering a silver convertible. (Committed followed by a red one in Echo). In Season 9 she can be seen driving a red Chrysler Sebring Sedan.
• Lois is a poor speller, typist and cook.[18]
• Lois, while possessed by Dawn Stiles, was Clark's prom date.
• Lois is allergic to dogs and cats, although har regular exposure to Shelby has apparently lessened her allergy, as she was unaffected by him in Metallo. (Krypto, Toxic)
• Lois is a third-degree black belt.[19]
• Lois was saved twice from drowning: once by Clark Kent and once by Arthur Curry.
• Lois is an avid fan of the rock bands Whitesnake and Def Leppard. (Exposed, Crimson, Committed, Bloodline)
• Lois is left-handed.[20]
• Wes Keenan was Lois' first kiss.[21].
• Steve Trevor is one of Lois' ex-boyfriends. [22].
• In the comics Lois's middle name is Joanne. She was named after Joanne Carter, the wife of Superman creator Jerry Siegel. Lois's physical appearance in the early comics originally was based off Joanne Carter.
• In the comics, even though she's married to Clark Kent, Lois keeps her maiden name for professional purposes.
• Lois, in one instance a Lois from an alternate reality, found out about Clark's abilities and/or his full secret in every season except for season five.
• In Smallville's universe, Lois is the one who helps create Clark's Daily Planet attire. (Apocalypse, Plastique, Homecoming, Masquerade, Booster).
• Lois was originally only going to be in 4 episodes, however because of fan demand her number of episodes in season 4 was increased to 13, before becoming a series regular in season 5 onward till season 10 the final season of the series. [_citation needed_]
• According to Clark, Lois tells him the color of her underwear everyday. (Idol)
• Lois has met every main character except Whitney Fordman and Pete Ross. However, in the episode Lazarus, she is shown to be familiar with Pete. It's possible that the two have met off-screen.
• Lois lost her virginity sometime during or prior to season 4.[23]

Notes[]

Lois Lane's office in the Daily Planet.

• Lois is a supporting protagonist during Season Four through Eight and the main female protagonist during Seasons Nine and Ten.
• During the show's run, Lois became possessed by Brianna Withridge, Dawn Stiles, Faora, Siobhán McDougal, and Isis.
• Lois was the first known human to be trapped in the Phantom Zone, although she believed it was a hallucination until Clark revealed to her it was real in Harvest.
• Lois has seen Clark's powers in Blank, Crimson and Infamous but she has forgotten the events all three times. Lois in an alternate reality knew about Clark's powers in Apocalypse and then Clark went back in time in Infamous to prevent people from finding out his secret (including Lois).
• Clark was never shown to give Lois Kyla Willowbrook's bracelet, a token her grandfather had asked him to give to his soulmate.
• Lois Lane began her career as a reporter briefly at Smallville Torch, and for a year or so at Metropolis Inquisitor before she eventually joined the Daily Planet starting off in the basement and worked her way up to be promoted out off the basement and up to the 8th floor in a penthouse office.
• In a Noir-esque dream of Jimmy Olsen's, Lois was a sultry singer having an affair with Lex Luthor. In another reality in which Clark Kent never came to Earth, she was a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist.

Lois Lane with other heroes.

• Lois has had a relationship with both Oliver Queen (Justin Hartley) and Arthur Curry (Alan Ritchson). In other media she has had relationships with Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne/Batman.
• Lois has had a romantic relationship with three members of Smallville's Justice League: Arthur Curry (Aqua), Oliver Queen (Wither - Justice) and finally Clark Kent (Pandora - onward).
• Lois discovered that Clark is the Blur in Salvation, the Season 9 finale. This marked the first time she finds out and the episodes ends with her still possessing that knowledge.
• According to Oliver Queen, Lois had a tendency to say the names of famous football players in her sleep. (Crossfire)
• Co-Exec Producer and writer on Smallville, Al Septien confirms on his Twitter page (August 26) that the ring seen on Lois's finger is in fact a wedding ring alluding to her marriage to Clark Kent/Superman in the year of 2013 as seen in Clark's dream sequence depicting their inevitable future (Salvation). However, the ring is not present on her hand in the flash forward to 2017 in Homecoming, Al Septien confirmed that Lois & Clark are still married in 2017, and the absence of the ring is merely to keep their romantic lives separate from their professional lives during work hours.
• Al Septien confirmed that legally Lois and Clark were declared married in 2011, However their public wedding ceremony was interrupted by Darkseid and they weren't able to continue their ceremony with the exchanging of the rings. In the flash forward sequence of 2018 on May 13 seven years later Lois and Clark decide to have another public ceremony. [_citation needed_]
• Lois apparently knows of Pete Ross although the two have never been shown to have met on screen (Lazarus).
• Lois has prevented Clark from committing murder in inconsolable rage (Tim Westcott in Season Four's Pariah) and because of her he has proven able to break free from supernatural entrancements (Maxima in Season Eight's Instinct) (Zatanna in Season Nine's Warrior)
• "Pariah" marks Lois' only uncredited appearance.

Other faces of Lois Lane[]

Joan Alexander as the voice of Lois Lane in 1942 Max Fleischer Superman cartoon as well as The New Adventures of Superman series.

Noel Neill as Lois Lane in Adventures of Superman and Kirk Alyn Superman serials.

Phyllis Coates as Lois Lane in Adventures of Superman.

Shannon Farnon as the voice of Lois Lane in Super Friends.

Lesley Ann Warren as Lois Lane in It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman TV special.

Margot Kidder as Lois Lane in the Superman: The Movie and its sequels.

Ginny McSwain as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman (Ruby-Spears).

Teri Hatcher as Lois Lane in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.

Dana Delany as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League, Superman: Brainiac Attacks and The Batman.

Kate Bosworth as Lois Lane in Superman Returns.

Anne Heche as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman: Doomsday.

Kyra Sedgwick as the voice of Lois Lane in Justice League: The New Frontier.

Christina Hendricks as the voice of Lois Lane in All-Star Superman.

Sirena Irwin as the voice of Lois Lane in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

Grey DeLisle as the voice of Lois Lane in Justice League: Doom.

Pauley Perrette as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman Versus the Elite.

Stana Katic as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman: Unbound

Amy Adams as Lois Lane in DC Extended Universe films (2013-2023)

Dana Delany as Lois Lane in Justice League: Flashpoint Paradox

Maria Bamford as The voice of Lois Lane in DC Nations short Tales of Metropolis

Lois Lane in JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time.

Lois Lane as seen in the New 52 animated film Justice League: Thorne of Atlantis.

Rebecca Romijn as the voice of Lois Lane in DC Animated Movie Universe (New 52) (2018-2020)

Elizabeth Tulloch as Lois Lane (and her doppelgangers) in Superman and Lois and other Arrowverse shows (2018-2024)

Natalie Morales as the voice of Lois Lane in Harley Quinn.

Erica Durance as Lois Lane (Earth-167) in Crisis on Infinite Earths, Arrowverse crossover event (2019).

Amy Acker as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman: Red Son (2020)

Alexandra Daddario as the voice of Lois Lane in Superman: Man of Tomorrow (2020)

Laura Bailey as the voice of Lois Lane in the Injustice movie (2021)

Olivia Wilde as the voice of Lois Lane in DC League of Super-Pets (2022)

Alice Lee as the voice of Lois Lane (and her doppelgangers) in My Adventures with Superman (2023-)

Osric Chau as the voice of Lewis Lane (gender bent doppelganger) in My Adventures with Superman (2023)

Lauren Tom as the voice of Leader Lois in My Adventures of Superman (2023)

Seychelle Gabriel as the vocie of Lois Lane in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (2023)

Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane in the upcoming DC Universe films (2025-)

Three generations of Lois Lane draped in Superman's cape

Margot Kidder

Teri Hatcher

Erica Durance

Relationships[]

Family Relationships

• Lois and Chloe - Details on their sister-like relationship.
• Sam Lane - Details about Lois' father.
• Ella Lane - Details about Lois' mother.
• Lucy Lane - Details about Lois' sister.

Male Relationships

• Lois and Clark - Details on their relationship from annoyance, friendship, partnership, and romance.
• Lois and Lex - Details on how they went from being total strangers to enemies.
• Lois and Oliver - Details on their complicated relationship from romance to a solid friendship.
• Lois and Grant - Details on their tragic romance.
• Lois and Jimmy - Details on their professional relationship and friendship.
• Lois and Zod - Details on the time when Zod was deceiving Lois by masquerading as The Blur to achieve his goals.

Female Relationships

• Lois and Tess - Details on how they went from being rivals to allies and friends.
• Lana and Lois - Details on how they both fought for the affections of the same man.

Other Relationship

• Lois and the Kents - Details on their warm loving relationship as parental figures in Lois' life.

Love Triangles

• Clark, Lois, and the Blur - Details on the love triangle built for two that started when Lois was torn between two men who were one and the same.
• Clark, Lois and Lana - Details on their love triangle at the start of senior year and how it developed through the years.
• Clark, Lois and Oliver - Details on their love triangle during Season Six and how it developed through the years.

See also[]

Locations

• Kent house
• Talon apartment
• Clark and Lois' apartment

Family

• Lanes
• Kents

Other

• Lois Lane's destiny
• Clark and Lois' destiny
• Lois Lane's vision
• Lois Lane's fights
• Lois' Rules of Reporting
• Lois Lane's costumes and disguises
• Lois Lane's near-death experiences
• Old Blue
• Episodes featuring Lois Lane

External links[]

• Lois Lane on Wikipedia
• Erica Durance as Lois Lane on Wikipedia
• Lois Lane on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman Wikia
• Lois Lane on Wikia DC Animated Universe
• Lois Lane on DC Database
• Lois Lane on Young Justice Wikia
• Lois Lane on Superman Wikia
• Lois Lane on Smallville DVD Comics
• Lois Lane on Super Friends Wikia
• Lois Lane on Smallville Comics Wikia

References[]

1. ↑ Action
2. ↑ Combat
3. ↑ Stiletto
4. ↑ Smallville: Alien
5. ↑ Prophecy
6. ↑ Hydro
7. ↑ Upgrade
8. ↑ Absolute Justice, Part 2
9. ↑ Exposed
10. ↑ Lois's middle name is spoken for the first time by Zatanna in Chaos.
11. ↑ Devoted, Exposed, Wrath, among others.
12. ↑ Façade, Combat, Phantom, among others.
13. ↑ She risked getting kidnapped for her sister in Lucy, and is often seen very upset or worried about Chloe's well being -- (Tomb, Bizarro, Odyssey, and Bride, among others)
14. ↑ Lois talks about her father in Lucy and tells Clark that she felt abandoned by him in Siren.
15. ↑ She blamed herself for Lucy's failures in Lucy and took the blame for Maddie's kidnapping in Fragile. She also admitted that getting involved with Grant Gabriel was a bad idea in Blue.
16. ↑ Clark's first impression of her was that she was talkative and rude in Crusade and Gone and she was also regretfully insensitive to Alicia Baker in Unsafe. She also mistook billionaire Oliver Queen for a delivery man and had to apologize in Sneeze. When she drunkenly offended Jimmy and Chloe at their engagement party, she was more embarrassed and upset than Chloe, and sincerely apologized to Jimmy. Committed.
17. ↑ http://www.homeofthenutty.com/smallville/screencaps/albums/SV9x06/906Smallville0209.jpg
18. ↑ Her poor spelling is referenced in Sneeze. Her poor typing is referenced in Blue, and her poor cooking is seen in Lucy and Oracle.
19. ↑ In Fade, she said, "Official warning: I'm a third degree black belt. That means I can't be held liable for any funeral costs."
20. ↑ http://smallville.wikia.com/wiki/File:Artic.jpg
21. ↑ Prototype
22. ↑ Olympus
23. ↑ Spell

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