No thug is going to kidnap me! I've worked out with the best!
- -- Lois Lane
Appearing in "Worship"Edit
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- Liam O'Connor (Behind the scenes)
- Mrs. O'Connor (Single appearance)[1]
- Professor Anderson (Single appearance)[1]
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Synopsis for "Worship"Edit
Superman flies through space to take care of a dangerous comet on a collision course towards Earth. He destroys the comet, but trace amounts of Green Kryptonite are present and temporarily weakens Superman's powers. He crash lands on an alien planet and levels a civilian construct. He executes a quick rebuild and flies back towards Earth.
Meanwhile on Earth, Lois Lane attends funeral services for a recently deceased Daily Planet employee. After the service, she is greeted by a driver who offers to take her back to the Planet. As she gets into the vehicle, she quickly realizes that the occupants are men who intend her harm. She tries to fight back, but they subdue her and take her elsewhere. Lois activates an emergency signal on her wedding ring.
Superman fails to pick up the signal, but it is received by another. In Gotham City, Batman picks up Lois' signal. After determining that Superman is unavailable, Batman decides to investigate himself. He travels to Metropolis and trace's Lois' signal to a warehouse. Batman's actions come to the attention of Lex Luthor who uses his city-wide surveillance systems to keep an eye on him.
Later, Lois' kidnappers bring her into the middle of the woods. They are in fact a cult of Superman worshippers who, unaware that Superman and Clark Kent are one in the same, believe that Lois has defamed Superman's honor by choosing a mortal mate over the Kryptonian. They tie her to a wooden stake and set it on fire.
NotesEdit
- Issue includes a four-page preview of Green Arrow (Volume 4) #1.
- The timeline for this issue is indeterminate. It does not take place in the present day as Superman is involved in the "War of the Supermen" storyline and Batman is lost in the timestream. It takes place at a point in time after Superman and Lois Lane are married and Lex Luthor is still the CEO of LexCorp.
TriviaEdit
- No trivia.
See Also
Recommended ReadingEdit
- Batman (Volume 1)
- Batman (Volume 2)
- Batman and Robin (Volume 1)
- Batman and Robin (Volume 2)
- Batman Confidential
- Batman: Gotham Knights
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight
- Batman: Shadow of the Bat
- Batman: Streets of Gotham
- Batman Incorporated
- Batman: The Dark Knight (Volume 1)
- Batman: The Dark Knight (Volume 2)
- Detective Comics (Volume 1)
- Detective Comics (Volume 2)
- Superman/Batman
- Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Volume )
Links and ReferencesEdit
- Superman at Wikipedia.org
- Superman at DC Comics
- Superman Wiki
- Superman Homepage
- Superman at TV Tropes
- Batman at Wikipedia.org
- Batman at DC Comics
- Batman at DCU Guide
- Batman at IGN Comics
- Batman at Newsarama
- Batman at Dark Knight
- Batman at DC Indexes
- Batman at Comic Book Resources
- Batman Yesterday Today and Beyond
- Batman at TV Tropes
- Comics
- Week 02, 2021
- 2010
- 2010, July
- Modern-Age
- Comics Published in USA
- Superman/Batman Vol 1
- DC Comics
- USA
- Dan DiDio/Executive Editor
- Fabrizio Fiorentino/Cover Artist
- Paul Levitz/Writer
- Jerry Ordway/Penciler
- Jerry Ordway/Inker
- Peter Pantazis/Colourist
- Steve Wands/Letterer
- Eddie Berganza/Editor
- Rex Ogle/Editor
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