In the series final, Lois had her memories of Clark's double-life erased to save her life aster she was mortally wounded by General Zod's dark heat vision. In the ending of the World's Finest arc, she and Superman become a couple as they share a kiss.
She has also worn evening dresses/gowns on special occasions and during galas, charity events and award ceremonies. She either wears a violet or red blazer with a white or black t-shirt underneath (revealing her cleavage), a black mini pencil skirt and high heels.
She has long brunette hair and pinkish violet eyes. Lois found her attracted to Superman, but over time, she eventually fell deeply in love with him. However, Lois's bravery often leads to moments of foolhardy boldness, persistence, and tenacity which get her into trouble, always playing the damsel in distress requiring the Man of Steel to rescue her. When she finds a story, she has every clever intention in publishing it. Lois is a 5' 9" beautiful strong-willed, feisty, caring, selfless and brave woman with a strong sense of journalistic ethics. Lois was the first reporter to have the opportunity to exclusively interview him and call him by the name. Lois Lane (Catherine Taber): The award-winning investigative reporter for the Daily Planet and Superman's main love interest.Superman has also shown be very protective of Daily Planet's star reporter, Lois lane. His character design is based on Jose Garcia-Lopez' design and from the 1988 cartoon. While under the guise as Clark Kent, he wears framed glasses and occasionally wears an business suit that hides his natural physique with his hair in a different style to conceal his curl. He wears a blue form-fitting spandex bodysuit with his famous family emblem, red and yellow "S" shield on his chest, red boots, a red/yellow belt, accented with a gold diamond buckle and a cape has an all-yellow version of the logo and his musculature is visible and highlighted through his suit. Superman is a 6' 3" tall muscular-ripped, handsome man with blue eyes, jet black hair w/h a natural "S"-curls that hangs down onto his forehead. He is sensitive to high amounts of electricity to cause him great deal of pain. Kryptonite radiation can be shielded by lead, which blocks Superman's x-ray vision. Exposure causes him to be painfully weakened, sore muscles, discomfort and loss (or near loss) of consciousness but retains his powers. His only weakness is Kryptonite, a green radioactive element which is of the fragmented crystalline remains of Krypton. Under exposer of the yellow sun, Superman has gained incredible superhuman strength, speed, flight, invulnerability, heat & x-ray vision and various other superpowers to fight evil and protect the citizens of Metropolis for Truth, Justice and the American way. He's also resolute, compassionate, heroic, with a firm knowledge of right and wrong. Raised with high moral ideals, Superman is a brave, selfless, gentle and kindhearted hero with a strong sense of justice, morality, empathy, honesty, and patriotism as the protector of Metropolis and Earth's greatest hero. Now disguised as mild-mannered journalist at the Daily Planet in the city of Metropolis, Clark Kent. Superman is the son of Jor-El and Lara Van-El whom was sent to Earth prior to the destruction of his home planet of Krypton and crash landed in Smallville, where he was raised by farmers John and Martha Kent. Superman/Kal-El/Clark Kent (Brandon Routh): The title character of the series and the most powerful being on earth.After arriving to the city of Metropolis disguised as a mild mannered reporter for the Daily Planet, Kal-El becomes Earth's greatest hero for he is faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap across tall buildings in single bound The Man of Steel, Superman.
There, he was found and raised by Jonathan and Martha Kent in the small town of Smallville given the name, Clark Kent, as he discovers that he has amazing powers and has a purpose to protect the innocent and the world from evil. When the planet Krypton is about to explode and unable to convince the populace of his theory, scientist Jor-El sends his infant son, Kal-El to the planet Earth for his own survival. 2.2 Supporting and Recurring Characters.
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