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| Quotation = I still don't see why you don't want me to volunteer for Prof. Mather's experiments! Think of my sensational angle for an exclusive-- 'I Was the First Bionic Woman!' Can't you just see that headline?!
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Revision as of 10:07, 2 February 2020

"Lois Lane: "The Girl with the Heart of Steel"": Lois Lane agrees to have a scientist give her bionic body parts, not knowing she will soon become all-bionic as a result.

Quote1 I still don't see why you don't want me to volunteer for Prof. Mather's experiments! Think of my sensational angle for an exclusive-- 'I Was the First Bionic Woman!' Can't you just see that headline?! Quote2
— Lois Lane

Superman Family #178 is an issue of the series Superman Family (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1976. It was published on May 3, 1976.

Synopsis for Lois Lane: "The Girl with the Heart of Steel"

Lois Lane agrees to have a scientist give her bionic body parts, not knowing she will soon become all-bionic as a result.

Appearing in Lois Lane: "The Girl with the Heart of Steel"

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Antagonists:

  • Gangsters (Flashback only)
  • An assassin

Other Characters:

  • Professor Mathers and other S.T.A.R. Labs scientists
  • Bimmo the chimp (has bionic limbs)
  • A sentient spaceship and its robotic drones
  • A Metropolis city council candidate

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Synopsis for Supergirl: "The Three Magic Wishes!"

This story is reprinted from Action Comics #257.

Linda Lee is reading fairy tales to the younger children of Midvale Orphanage when resident trouble-maker Tom Baxter plays a prank on the children. After scaring Linda's audience, Tom puts fairy tales down, and begins mocking the little children for believing in them. Linda decides that Tom needs to be taught a lesson, and leaves.

Linda changes to Supergirl, makes a fairy costume and flies into the room in hopes of teaching Tom a lesson. However, Tom thinks the fairy is a hoax, so he tries to prove she isn't really flying. When his attempt fails, he demands three magic wishes. Using her super-powers, Linda makes the children believe she has made a magic mirror out of a window, changed a rabbit into a horse and back again, and ties up Tom with unbreakable string made from her own hair strands. Tom then claims he was only joking earlier, and Supergirl makes it appear his noise is growing for telling a lie.

Kara then uses hypnosis to make all the children think they dreamed the whole episode, and changes back to Linda Lee. When Tom declines to hear the tale of Pinocchio, Linda smiles, thinking he will not interrupt her fairy tale readings again.

Appearing in Supergirl: "The Three Magic Wishes!"

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Antagonists:

  • Tom Baxter (Single appearance)

Other Characters:

  • Peggy

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Synopsis for Jimmy Olsen: "Superman's Phantom Pal!"

This story is reprinted from Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #62.

When Jimmy Olsen becomes Elastic Lad and gains temporary access to the Phantom Zone through a small aperture, Jax-Ur and company try to tempt him into watching Superman change into his secret identity, but Jimmy resists the temptation.

Appearing in Jimmy Olsen: "Superman's Phantom Pal!"

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Vehicles:

  • Steamroller

Trivia


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Recommended Reading

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Superboy Vol 4 69
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