The dangers of thumbing through a random Silver Age comic book...

...usually means that you inevitably stumble across an out of context panel that makes you scared (yet oddly titillated) to turn the page.





Yes, that's Lois standing near naked with a beard, sneaking a peek at someone else's diary.



I think it's best in this case to close the book before I find out what's really going on, as there is no way it could better than what I'm imagining.



Although who am I kidding...it's the Silver Age, of course it's better than what I could dream up.

Script by Otto Binder

Pencils by Kurt Schaffenberger

Inks by Kurt Schaffenberger



Superman'S Girl Friend, Lois Lane #58

Lois Lane, Spy Hunter

July 1965

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C-List Villain Week - The Anti-Superman Gang!

By all rights, these next guys should be d-listers, but they make me laugh so I always give them the benefit of the doubt.

The Anti-Superman Gang

They never let an opportunity escape them to take advantage of Superman's weakness to Kryptonite, but the fact that they're essentially the Keystone Kops of Superman's Rogue Gallery means that he usually doesn't have much to fear from them.

You also have to admire their fashion sense. Oh for the good old days, when you wouldn't be caught dead going to an assassination without a three piece suit on.

Script by Otto Binder
Pencils by Curt Swan
Inks by Jack Abel

Action Comics #377
The Cage Of Doom!
June 1969
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