Lola Barnett
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The gossip columnist for the [[Daily Planet]] and celebrity and gossip reporter for [[WGBS]]-TV whose show follows the evening news broadcast featuring [[Clark Kent]]. | The gossip columnist for the [[Daily Planet]] and celebrity and gossip reporter for [[WGBS]]-TV whose show follows the evening news broadcast featuring [[Clark Kent]]. | ||
| − | Lola is the "gossip queen" of [[Metropolis]] who acknowledges to her colleagues that "giving away secrets is my bread and butter" (S No.285/1, Mar 1975: "Search for the Impossible Man"). | + | Lola is the "gossip queen" of [[Metropolis]] who acknowledges to her colleagues that "giving away secrets is my bread and butter" (S No. 285/1, Mar 1975: "Search for the Impossible Man"). |
| − | Clark first encounters Lola in May 1974 when she purports to reveal [[Superman]]'s secret identity (S No.275/1: "The Dragonfly Invasion of Metropolis!"). | + | Clark first encounters Lola in May 1974 when she purports to reveal [[Superman]]'s secret identity (S No. 275/1: "The Dragonfly Invasion of Metropolis!"). |
| − | [[Category: Entries|Barnett, Lola]] | + | [[Category:Entries|Barnett, Lola]] |
| − | [[Category: People|Barnett, Lola]] | + | [[Category:People|Barnett, Lola]] |
| + | [[Category:Journalists|Barnett, Lola]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Barnett, Lola]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:34, 8 July 2007
Lola Barnett
The gossip columnist for the Daily Planet and celebrity and gossip reporter for WGBS-TV whose show follows the evening news broadcast featuring Clark Kent.
Lola is the "gossip queen" of Metropolis who acknowledges to her colleagues that "giving away secrets is my bread and butter" (S No. 285/1, Mar 1975: "Search for the Impossible Man").
Clark first encounters Lola in May 1974 when she purports to reveal Superman's secret identity (S No. 275/1: "The Dragonfly Invasion of Metropolis!").
