[ SECRET POST #2673 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2673 ⌋

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Comments

[applemagpie]

Ok, I see what you mean now. But aren't all the versions of Clark/Lois essentially kind of the same, just at different stages in their relationship? (especially in regards to the post-Crisis versions. Really not commenting on the Golden Age version, haha). I meant there is only one way to write Lois/Clark - it doesn't matter if they're married, or if Lois knows Superman's identity yet - but Lois should be independent and never be the damsel-in-distress, she should eventually be in love with Clark Kent, not just Superman, and Clark should completely admire and respect Lois, and will want to love her as Clark, not as Superman. If they're not written that way you'll probably find me complaining that it's written out of character.

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno, I think even those requirements don't cover all the versions. After all, when Lois had her own title, it was "Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane", which doesn't speak to a lot of independence on a conceptual level, if not a character level. And Margot Kidder's Lois in the Donner Superman films was terrific, but she WAS constantly in distress and being rescued. Yet those remain two very popular incarnations of the character.