Somewhere on one of the endless parallel Earths, Roy Lichtenstein painted Yes, Lois!  He released the piece to great fanfare (and puzzlement...

With thanks to Jeff S. for the inspiration.  They arrived by Eagle, of course, setting down gently on launch pad three, the pilot expertly f...

Here's another surprise I found while decluttering my library. It's a collection of temporary tattoos meant to promote Lois & Cl...

  I will admit I prefer the classic Superman trope--that is, the Clark/Lois/Superman love triangle, with all its painful angst--but judging ...

Let's say, for some insane reason, DC Comics decided to give me editorial control over their line of comic book titles, but only to the...

Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane ran for several decades. Always a strange comic, it got even weirder in the swinging sixties and sev...

For the fourth or fifth time in his long publishing history, Superman's backstory will start all over again , and the character's st...

While re-reading my old Superman comics, I came across this panel from Action Comics #670, published back in 1991, during the last recessio...

This series of panels has lived in my memory for decades. It's the denouement of a story from an early 1970s issue of Action Comics....

Clark, you were so damn naive. /Frank Miller Batman

I didn't know that Diana (Wonder Woman) Prince owned a "mod boutique" until reading this 1969 issue of Lois Lane . Groovy. ...

Superman remains my favourite fictional character, but like any imaginary person he is vulnerable to editorial corruption. Witness this pane...