Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane, #76
Published: August 1967
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Issue Contents:
The Demon in the Bottle!
Featuring Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane
Characters
- Clark Kent
- Lois Lane
- Superman
- Vitar
Credits
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
Additional Wayne Boring pencils credit removed by Ted Watson.
The Demon in the Bottle! [Part I]
"How do you like my gift for Superman, Lois?"
Storyline
Lois discovers a genie in a bottle who offers to help her get Superman to marry her, but then the genie makes the same deal with Lana.
Characters
- Clark Kent
- Lois Lane
- Lana Lang
- Superman
- Vitar
Credits
- Script: Leo Dorfman
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
Credits
- Script: E. Nelson Bridwell (uncertain)
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
Story Notes
Letters submitted by Rich Wood; Victoria Hirschland; Joe Maxsween; Martin Walsh; Charles Redick; Kenneth Windes; Barbara Reader.
Part II: The Double-Crossing Demon
"Suddenly..."
Storyline
Vitar is exposed as a Kandorian member of the Superman Emergency Squad who wants to marry either Lois or Lana himself. The girls agree to live in Kandor for a while until he decides, knowing that Superman will never marry either of them.
Characters
- Clark Kent
- Lois Lane
- Lana Lang
- Superman
- Vitar
- Superman Emergency Squad
- Don-El
- Hap-El
Credits
- Script: Leo Dorfman
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
- Inks: Kurt Schaffenberger
Story Notes
Story continues in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #78.
This Wolf Boy Is Jimmy Olsen!
Credits
- Pencils: Curt Swan
- Inks: George Klein
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
house ad for Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1954 series) #104 [80 Page Giant #G-38], on sale June 13
Credits
- Pencils: Wayne Boring
- Pencils: Bob Brown
- Inks: Wayne Boring
- Inks: Bob Brown
Story Notes
listing of DC comics on sale the last week of June 1967; includes cover art from Action Comics (DC, 1938 series) #353 and Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #112