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Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane Vol 1 45

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"The 'Superman-Lois' Hit Record!": Lois Lane is irritated by Please Marry Me, Superman, a comedy album mimicking herself and Superman, and can't escape its excessive exposure.

Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #45 is an issue of the series Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1963.

Synopsis for "The 'Superman-Lois' Hit Record!"

Lois Lane is irritated by Please Marry Me, Superman, a comedy album mimicking herself and Superman, and can't escape its excessive exposure.

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Synopsis for "The Girl with the Golden Arm!"

Lois Lane goes on a gambling spree as a stunt for the Daily Planet, but racks up an incredible streak of wins, all of it part of a gang's scheme to smuggle out "hot money".

When this story was published, the days of the "legal casino" were far in the future and the story was set in Las Vegas,Nevada and Princess Grace Kelly's Monaco.

The gambling binge was to prove "Only Suckers Bet" and to debunk the numerous good luck charms that gamblers carry. But one of them,a pendant necklace, stops a bullet that otherwise would have killed Lois.

Jerry Lewis and Bob Hope(as portrayed in their DC COMIC books) made cameo appearances

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  • Ace Bower (A crooked Las Vegas casino manager) (Single appearance)
    • Bower's criminal associates (Single appearance)

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  • A Kryptonian pendant necklace (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for "Dear Dr. Cupid!"

Lois gets saddled with the duties of a lovelorn column for a week, and thinks that Clark Kent is one of her correspondents and is in love with her.

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  • In one panel, Superman claims sound and light waves travel through space forever. Light waves, yes. Sound waves only travel through a medium (like air) and therefore don't travel through space at all.


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