With Lois Lane having been dead for many years, Superman and Wonder Woman get together in the four-issue mini-series "Kingdom Come" (May-August 1996), with the pair sharing a kiss as she hands him a pair of glasses before returning to Paradise Island.
While Wonder Woman admits to also having feelings for Superman, the two agree to remain friends to give Wonder Woman more time to settle in to "man's world". Superman awkwardly admits to having thought about Diana constantly since first meeting her, even admitting to having had an "intense" dream about her.
Superman put a kiss on Wonder Woman in "Action Comics #600" (May 1988) in a story titled "Different Worlds", catching Wonder Woman off guard. With Superman wondering why the two of them don't kiss more often. In the famous story "For the Man Who Has Everything" written by Allan Moore and Dave Gibbons (published in "Superman Annual #11 in 1985), Wonder Woman gives Superman a kiss for his birthday.
In "Wonder Woman #300" (February 1983), in a story titled "Beautiful Dreamer, Death Unto thee!", Wonder Woman dreams (amongst other things) about what her life would have been like if she'd married Superman. In a story titled "The Super-Prisoners of Love" from "DC Comics Presents #32 (April 1981), when the god Eros is rejected by Wonder Woman he makes her and Superman fall in love with each. But it was all a ploy to save Lois from the Revenger. Superman" from "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #136" (February 1974). Superman and Wonder Woman announce their engaged to be married, and are seen kissing and declaring their love for one another in the story "Wonder Woman: Mrs. With the 2012 announcement that Superman and Wonder Woman would become romantically involved from issue #12 of "Justice League" (on sale August 29, 2012), I thought I'd look back at previous pairings of this super couple throughout various comic book incarnations. While long-time fans will list others including Lyla Lerrol, Sally Selwyn, Lyrica Lloyd, Luma Lynai, Cat Grant, and Maxima (just to name a few). The most obvious inclusions are Lana Lang and Lori Lemaris.
Lois even had her own comic book titled "Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane".īut Lois hasn't always been the only woman Superman or Clark Kent has been romantically involved with. From the very first issue of "Action Comics" way back in 1938, Lois Lane has been a love interest for Clark Kent/Superman. When it comes to Superman and relationships, most people automatically think "Lois and Clark". Superman Comic Books Superman and Wonder Woman - A Visual History of Romance
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