Lois Lane
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| Real name: | Lois Lane |
| Species: | Human |
| Home Planet: | Earth |
| Hair: | Dark |
| Relatives: | Sam Lane (father) Ella Lane (mother) Lucy Lane (sister) |
| Base: | Metropolis |
| Affiliations: | The Daily Planet |
| Abilities: | None |
| Voiced by: | Season 3: Season 4: 1980 Shorts: Season 5: Mary McDonald Lewis |
Star Reporter Lois Lane is a close friend of Superman, and Clark Kent's reporting partner at the Daily Planet. She is unaware that Clark and Superman are one and the same man. She is known for being quite a stubborn reporter, taking extremely dangerous risks just to get a story. She is often in over her head, and is needed to be rescued by Superman.
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[edit] Background Information
Sam and Ella Lane gave birth to their first daughter on their farm in the small, rural community of Pittsdale, Iowa. Lois eventually began attending high school, where she excelled in all of her studies. During her junior year, a large Metropolis newspaper known as the Daily Planet sponsored a nationwide contest for high school students. Whoever succeeded in submitting the best report would one day be awarded a position with the paper. Lois was selected to participate in the contest and met Clark Kent from Smallville.[1] Following high school, Lois attended Raleigh College, majoring in journalism. After graduation, she made contact with Perry White, managing editor of the Daily Planet, who kept his promise to Lois and offered her a position as a reporter. In time, Lois became one of the most infamous investigative journalists in the Daily Planet's history.[2]
[edit] Episode Appearances
- Season 3: Superfriends: Rest in Peace
- Season 4: Lex Luthor Strikes Back
- Season 5: The Bride of Darkseid - part 1
- Season 5: Reflections in Crime
- Season 5: Mr. Mxyzptlk and the Magic Lamp
- 1980 Shorts: Ice Demon
Lex Luthor Strikes Back |
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The Bride of Darkseid - part 1 |
Reflections in Crime |
[edit] Notes
- Lois Lane was created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster.
- She first appeared in Action Comics vol.1, #1[3] (1938).
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[edit] References
- ↑ By this point, Clark had long-since secretly established himself as the hometown hero of Smallville known as Superboy.
- ↑ Background Information is from Earth-One continuity.
- ↑ Go to the DC Databse for more on Action Comics vol.1, #1
