Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #99
In "Is Lois Lane Guilty?", Lois Lane takes on a mystery that puts her in the crosshairs of suspicion as she tracks a modern-day Robin Hood—only to find herself entangled with Mark Benton, a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Clark Kent. Benton’s dual life as both a masked crusader and a wealthy socialite throws Lois’s instincts into question, blurring the lines between justice, identity, and deception. Written by Jerry Coleman and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, with a striking cover by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson, this 1970 issue delivers a classic mystery with a twist that keeps readers guessing.
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Lois is on the trail of a modern-day Robin Hood when she meets Mark Benton, who is a double for Clark Kent. It turns out Benton is hiding two secret identities; he is the Robin Hood, and he's also the wealthy Ronald Van Horton.
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