Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #113 is an issue of the series Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1971.
Synopsis for "The Unknown Superman!"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #49.
A mutated alien named Bamor comes to Earth, gaining super-powers in its environment, and transforms himself into a human, hoping to romance Lois Lane.
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Synopsis for "The Secret of Strong Bear"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #49.
Lois Lane disguises herself and uses her lip-reading talent to win a beauty contest so that she can interview the judge in the contest, who proves to be a crook.
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Synopsis for "The Monster Who Loved Lois Lane"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #54.
A scientist's dimension-spanning machine releases a monster named Herko who falls in love with Lois Lane.
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Synopsis for "The Return of Lois' Monster Sweetheart"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #57.
Lois Lane, feeling guilty over having "jilted" Herko, enters the monster's dimension with Jimmy Olsen and both of them manage to get Herko hitched with Zagga, a female of his own kind.
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Synopsis for "The Girl Who Mourned for Superman"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #43.
Lois Lane is thrown by a lightning strike into a parallel universe in which Superman is killed by Lex Luthor.
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- Superman (Dies)
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- Lex Luthor (Dies)
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- Jimmy Olsen
- Lois Lane
- Lucy Lane
- Perry White
- Superman
- Superman Emergency Squad
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- Earth-One
- Earth-Forty-Three (First appearance)
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Synopsis for "Superman's Romance with Lana Lane"
This story is reprinted from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #41.
After Lois and Lana come upon one of Superman's projector slides depicting him giving an engagement ring to a woman called Lana Lane in 1959 who looks like a combination of both of them, they ask him to explain. He uses mento-helmets on both of them, which causes them to remember an adventure they shared in a remote valley colonized briefly by aliens. There, a sorceress's necklace caused both of them to merge into one woman, whom Superman called "Lana Lane". Superman was so attracted to the merged woman that he proposed marriage, and was accepted. However, Lana Lane soon split back into both Lana and Lois, and one of the aliens informed Superman that one would soon die due to the side-effects of the merging. Thankfully, Superman prevented this from happening, but the radiations of the mineral he used to cure them wiped the memory of the event from their minds...and Superman did not choose to marry either of them.
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Synopsis for "Strange Confession"
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- Green Lantern (Alan Scott)
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- Wonder Woman (Earth-Two) (Mentioned only)
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- Earth-Two
- Keystone City
- Transformation Island (Mentioned only)
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Notes
- Strange Confession is a never before published Golden Age story; It is known at least 9 pages existed, but only the two final pages are published in this issue[1]. It was written and drawn shortly before Flash Comics was canceled. It is the third appearance of the Golden Age Thorn. Joan and Jay Garrick aren't married in this period of time, so she keeps her maiden name.