"Lane – I'm so sorry but this doesn't feel...oh, I don't know what I'm feeling. I feel like an utter fool. It's just that I wanted to..." In the ambient external light of the darkened hotel room, I saw Lois draw up the bed sheeting to cover her nudity, and I had to stop for a moment to quickly reflect on the situation. Lois and I had worked together for ov...
Author's note: This is set at a point of time before Superman first appears in Metropolis or joins the Daily Planet, so he doesn't feature in this story or in the lives of the people in it. ***** "Slow down, Frank," Lois hissed down the line. "I can barely catch a word you're saying." "I swear it's all true, Miss Lane," the man on the other end of the lin...
"I can't believe I'm doing this," the driver said. "I can not believe I'm doing this!" she repeated, slamming her well-manicured hand onto the steering wheel. Exceedingly rare violet eyes scanned up to the rear-view mirror. "You're Lois god damn Lane, you can't be doing this," Lois Lane told herself. "You're a star reporter," said the star reporter. "You'r...
Lois Lane lay on her empty bed, frustrated, in her nightgown. Her hand was buried underneath her panties, rubbing her clit furiously. In spite of her efforts, she couldn't bring herself off. Mentally, she cycled through her lovers trying to think of one who could bring her off, but none could. Not her dashing husband Clark, the young and nubile Kara, or even...
It was gusty in Metropolis, spring winds whistled between tall buildings, bringing fine rain insinuating into every crevice. Miss Lois Lane, ace reporter of The Daily Planet was soaked through, her umbrella blown inside out three blocks away. At the revolving door, she bumped into someone trying to enter at the same time and went flying. "Hey, you fuckin...
Lois Lane: Man of Plastic (and D-Cell Batteries) Set during the time of the Lois Lane/Clark Kent/Superman "love triangle," the Man of Steel's would-be girlfriend gets lonely one late night at the Daily Planet offices ... __________ As one of the Daily Planet's star reporters in Metropolis, Lois Lane lived the life of a busy career girl in the big city, an...
Tommy had been asking himself two questions a lot the past few days: 1) "How is Black Mask gaining so much new territory?" 2) "What am I going to do when the real Batman comes back?" The first one was the more urgent query. Tommy had done well in his battle against the new mob bosses that were fighting to take The Penguin's place. He (well, Huntress) had...
1 Lois glared out at the night sky. Standing on her balcony in the chilly evening breeze she angrily watched the activity in the air over Metropolis. An Unruly mob of blinking lights swung this way and that just above the city skyline. Despite her persistent stare none took the shape she was hoping for. It was 9:30 and the "man of steel" had stood her up a...
"You going to come in, or not?" Lois Lane, Pulitzer-winning journalist from Metropolis, asked, staring at the shadowy figure that stood in the window of her luxurious Gotham hotel suite. "Thought you made promise to my husband, that whenever I was in Gotham, you'd watch over me, and take good care of me." Lois taunted, deviously. She stood up, walking slow...
Winter on the Kent farm has always been a magical time. The white ocean of snow that surrounds the farm gives the impression that the farmhouse becomes an island in this vast sea. And inside the house the feeling of isolation is the same. Lois Lane, the wife of the current farm owner was sitting in front of her laptop re-reading the documents she had just re...