[ SECRET POST #2385 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2385 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[shinysylver]

The panel in the secret is from Superman volume 2 Annual 1 from 1987 which was written by John Byrne. Byrne did manage a pretty interesting Lois, but some of the things he did to other women...like Big Barda... Also I am not extremely fond of the cruel edge Lois sometimes has in his writing. She uses people's weight as an insult for example.

That panel in particular is her punching a scientist who did shady and cruel testing on a chimpanzee. Superman had been barely holding himself back from doing the same when she stepped up and let rip.

[(Anonymous)]

I personally kinda liked Lois' cruel edge. It made her more flawed and less generic-love-interest-y. Though with Byrnes it could get a bit much...Byrnes in general tended to go a bit too far with his ideas. Like, I love his run on the Fantastic Four and what he did with the characters there (Sue's temporary Face Heel Turn excluded of course...though I think that was editorial mandate anyway), but sometimes his portrayal of Ben Grimm's monster-angst could go overboard. He tried to kill himself at least once with very little out-of-the-ordinary motive.

[insanenoodlyguy]

Oh that takes me back.