DC·Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane·#121·Bronze Age·ID-2409137
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Lois Lane returns from South America distraught over the developments regarding her sister Lucy. Her sister had worked as an agent for the 100 and is presumed to be dead. As Lois wanders the city in the rain she is mugged by two men but a courageous woman named Julie comes to her aid. Julie and Lois chase off the muggers and return to Julies apartment to dry off. As they are talking there is a knock at the door. The apartment landlord Mr Arnold arrives looking for Julies elderly parents who have disappeared. Before leaving, Arnold states that he must have their rent money or else he will be forced to repossess their apartment. Julie describes the details of her parents disappearance to Lois. Her parents had apparently received a brochure advertising an elderly community known as Paradise Haven. A bus had come to pick them up along with other elderly couples but that was the last time they were seen. Lois feels guilty for her self pity and knows she must help her new friend. She resigns from the planet staff and announces that she will only work as a free lance writer. She also meets with Superman and tentatively ends their relationship to concentrate on helping people. She feels she must take these steps to honor her deceased sister. Lois finds that she must move into a more affordable apartment and places an ad for roommates. She then heads to the library to research a hunch. She confirms that the apartment manager Mr Arnold is really an ex-con named Jack Foster. Lois formulates a plan to expose Foster as a crook by disguising herself as an old woman. She visits Fosters office in disguise and offers to become his partner by luring more elder people into his Paradise Haven scam. Foster reluctantly agrees after Lois threatens to expose him. He gives Lois a helicopter tour of Paradise Haven which is located inside a dormant volcano. Foster describes how the elderly tenants are stranded inside the volcano which sits on a fault line. While they are trapped there, Foster plans to tear down their former apartment residence for a profit. In the meantime back at the planet, Clark spots a letter written to Superman from Lois. Using his X-ray vision, Clark sees that the letter contains a micro-homing device. The letter instructs Superman to tune in to the device's matching frequency to find Lois who will require his help. Superman rushes to Lois's aid as Foster is about to throw her off the helicopter after discovering her disguise. He subdues Foster but then notices that the volcano below is experiencing an earthquake. He rescues the elderly tenants and notices a fissure inside the volcano that contains large veins of Uranium. He figures that the wealth from the Uranium could be used to buy the elderly tenants new homes. Weeks later Lois is settling into her new apartment with her 3 roommates Julie Spence,Marsha Mallow and Kristin Cutler.
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Returning to Metropolis several weeks after her sister's death, Lois quits her job at the Daily Planet so that she can work freelance on important stories. She also tells Superman that they are finished, and moves into an apartment with three roommates.
The Thorn tracks Lois Lane to her apartment while reflecting on a new battle plan against the 100 that will involve Lois and Superman.
Lois and Lana each use a super-computer to try and learn how to get Superman to marry her.
Lois Lane returns from South America distraught over the developments regarding her sister Lucy. Her sister had worked as an agent for the 100 and is presumed to be dead. As Lois wanders the city in the rain she is mugged by two men but a courageous woman named Julie comes to her aid. Julie and Lois chase off the muggers and return to Julies apartment to dry off. As they are talking there is a knock at the door. The apartment landlord Mr Arnold arrives looking for Julies elderly parents who have disappeared. Before leaving, Arnold states that he must have their rent money or else he will be forced to repossess their apartment. Julie describes the details of her parents disappearance to Lois. Her parents had apparently received a brochure advertising an elderly community known as Paradise Haven. A bus had come to pick them up along with other elderly couples but that was the last time they were seen. Lois feels guilty for her self pity and knows she must help her new friend. She resigns from the planet staff and announces that she will only work as a free lance writer. She also meets with Superman and tentatively ends their relationship to concentrate on helping people. She feels she must take these steps to honor her deceased sister.
Lois finds that she must move into a more affordable apartment and places an ad for roommates. She then heads to the library to research a hunch. She confirms that the apartment manager Mr Arnold is really an ex-con named Jack Foster. Lois formulates a plan to expose Foster as a crook by disguising herself as an old woman. She visits Fosters office in disguise and offers to become his partner by luring more elder people into his Paradise Haven scam. Foster reluctantly agrees after Lois threatens to expose him. He gives Lois a helicopter tour of Paradise Haven which is located inside a dormant volcano. Foster describes how the elderly tenants are stranded inside the volcano which sits on a fault line. While they are trapped there, Foster plans to tear down their former apartment residence for a profit. In the meantime back at the planet, Clark spots a letter written to Superman from Lois. Using his X-ray vision, Clark sees that the letter contains a micro-homing device. The letter instructs Superman to tune in to the device's matching frequency to find Lois who will require his help. Superman rushes to Lois's aid as Foster is about to throw her off the helicopter after discovering her disguise. He subdues Foster but then notices that the volcano below is experiencing an earthquake. He rescues the elderly tenants and notices a fissure inside the volcano that contains large veins of Uranium. He figures that the wealth from the Uranium could be used to buy the elderly tenants new homes. Weeks later Lois is settling into her new apartment with her 3 roommates Julie Spence,Marsha Mallow and Kristin Cutler.
"The Amazing Brain Machine" is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane Vol 1 35.