With the Easter eggs the story is not made better, but it’s great for the fans that know what they are. From the Fleisher inspired Mechanical Monsters reference to Superman fighting Nuclear Man to the rogues gallery brought together for that one page (Sleez is a deep cut but Loophole and Hi-Tek are the equivalent of going into the musician’s demo reels in terms of how obscure they are as Superman villains) to the mention of Bibbo…it was that nice balance of tipping the cap to various incarnations of Superman while still giving us a great story. It’s Superman and Lois as a show in a microcosm.Īnd the Easter Eggs were epic. So, reading a story where you get to have all of the action of a standard Superman tale and see Lois going all out to get the story and on top of that throw in some amazing Easter eggs and on top of that give them a special way to celebrate their anniversary… I really can’t ask for anything more than that. All marriages, even great ones, have friction, but when it comes to Lois and Superman and their chaotic lives there has to be an understanding that sometimes life will get in the way of certain important events. That isn’t to say that there can’t be friction in the marriage. They acknowledge this fact and work around it. I cannot state how much I love the fact that instead of using their respective jobs to drive a wedge between them the writers are choosing to lean into those jobs and what those jobs mean to each person to make the marriage work.

This story is a good example of that because it’s obvious that Jai, Adam, and Andrew are invested in making Clark and Lois work as a married couple. What Superman and Lois has proven is that the answer to, “Should Superman and Lois be married?” is, “It depends on who is writing it.” Because the entire premise could fall apart like a house of cards if the person or people writing the characters are not invested in making the relationship work. Some were all for it while others felt that, for a variety of reasons, it just didn’t work. Story – 5: For several decades there has been this debate about whether or not Superman and Lois should be married. They were finally able to have a romantic dinner together four days later and decided to keep that as the day they celebrate their anniversary. The couple tried to celebrate their first anniversary on the actual day but between Lois’ job as a reporter and Clark’s responsibilities as Superman their dinner plans kept getting cancelled.

Lois and Clark tell Jonathan and Jordan about why they celebrate their wedding anniversary four days after their actual wedding date. Writer: Jai Jamison, Adam Mallinger, and Andrew N. Scheduled to arrive in stores: April 19, 2022

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