Superman 335 (1979) | Flea Market Fantasy 266

Superman and Mr. Mxyzptlk need each other's help. See, Superman accidentally turned himself into a giant lizard while trying to find a way to give Lois Lane superpowers, and Mr. Mxyzptlk got banished to Earth for taking a prank too far. Now, the two foes must join forces to set things right, but even their combined powers can't overcome terrible writing. This issue stinks. But is it so bad that it's good?
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[@StudioGallup]

Mike Dell, I'm sorry Janks won't marry you. But you have to understand that accountants have many enemies😁

[@FleaMarketFantasy]

He's a liar just like that bum Superman. Who should Lois Lane marry instead of Superman?

[@StudioGallup]

@@FleaMarketFantasy Who should Lois Lane Marry? Check out my Superman meets Regarding Henry storyline:
After a brutal fight with Superman, Lex Luthor sustains a head injury that alters his personality, making him kind and compassionate, though still brilliant. In a remarkable redemption arc, Lex uses his intellect to fight crime and create a safer world, rendering Superman’s role nearly irrelevant. This infuriates Superman, who now finds himself sidelined from both crime-fighting and Lois Lane's bedroom. When Lois interviews the newly transformed Lex for the newspaper, she falls in love with him, driving Superman mad with jealousy. Consumed by rage, Superman goes on a violent rampage to eliminate Lex, but in doing so, he inadvertently kills innocent people. Lex, using his unmatched brilliance, finds a way to stop Superman.
In the final scene, Superman sits, trapped in a Lex-designed kryptonite prison, watching Lex and Lois’s wedding on a small TV. Enraged, he punches the wall, only to break his wrist. He slumps to the floor, cradling his injured hand, shedding a tear for every time he avoided marrying Lois.

[@StudioGallup]

@@FleaMarketFantasy Who should Lois Lane marry? I give you my Superman meets Regarding Henry storyline:
After a brutal fight with Superman, Lex Luthor sustains a head injury that alters his personality, making him kind and compassionate, though still brilliant. In a remarkable redemption arc, Lex uses his intellect to fight crime and create a safer world, rendering Superman’s role nearly irrelevant. This infuriates Superman, who now finds himself sidelined from both crime-fighting and Lois Lane's affection. When Lois interviews the newly transformed Lex for the newspaper, she falls in love with him, driving Superman mad with jealousy. Consumed by rage, Superman goes on a violent rampage to eliminate Lex, but in doing so, he inadvertently kills innocent people. Lex, using his unmatched brilliance, finds a way to stop Superman.
In the final scene, Superman sits, trapped in a Lex-designed kryptonite prison, watching Lex and Lois’s wedding on a small TV. Enraged, he punches the wall, only to break his wrist in his now weakened state. He slumps to the floor, cradling his injured hand, shedding a tear for every time he avoided marrying Lois.

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@@StudioGallup Holy hell. That's a Superman story I'd actually want to read. You should be a writer!