DC·Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane·#11·Silver Age·ID-2409029
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Home of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and the Justice League.
Marvel revolution. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko create the modern superhero. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men debut.
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Silver Age (1956–1970) — the era that redefined the superhero genre. Scientific themes, moral complexity, and Stan Lee's Marvel revolution define this period. High-grade copies command aggressive premiums.
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Lois Lane gets a surprise call from her rival Lana Lang asking to see her when she comes to visit Metropolis next. When Lana pays a visit to Lois she shows her the manuscript for a novel she wrote about a jungle woman and tells Lois that it's been rejected by the first publisher she showed it too on the grounds that it was "too fantastic". Hoping for Lois' professional opinion as a writer, Lana asks her to read it and give her advice. Lois is genuinely impressed with the story and tells Lana not to give up trying to find another publisher to release the book. Later, Lois Lane is on location in Africa to interview famous explorer Dr. Albert Schweitzer. As they fly over the African jungle their planes motor dies and Lois is made to bail out right away. She crashes down into the jungle, banging her head and being struck with amnesia. The amnesiac Lois comes across a leopard caught in a leg trap and sets it free, making instant friends with the animal. When they spot a savage with a leopard skin, he sees Lois with the leopard and becomes frightened. As he flees he drops the leopard pelt which Lois fashions into a dress for herself to wear and takes his spear as a defensive weapon. She then goes about living in the jungle with the leopard pack that she has befriended. When Lois is not heard from, Perry and Clark become worried about her, so Clark goes out to Africa as Superman to search for her. Finding her with the leopards and thinking they are attacking her, he fights off the pack and shakes Lois until her memory returns. When Superman is about to take her back to the States, she refuses to return home, choosing to continue living in the jungle. Knowing there are many dangers in the jungle, Superman decides to stay also and protect Lois from danger until she changes her mind. After saving Lois from a rampaging elephant, a pack of gorillas, and a lake filled with alligators, Lois finally decides it's time to go home. She confides in Superman, telling him that she went through everything so that Lana's story would have more credibility if someone in real life was able to pull off the feats in her story. Superman is touched that Lois would go out of her way for her rival for his affections, however he is unaware of her self serving motivation: That it is also an attempt to make Superman love her more.
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