Kristin Cutler
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| − | Blond woman who for a time shares an apartment with [[Lois Lane]], [[Julie Spence]] and [[Marsha Mallow]] (SGLL No. 121/1, Apr 1972: "Everything You Wanted to Know About Lois Lane, But Were Afraid to Ask!"). Secretive and somewhat self-centered, Kristin has problems with evil dreams and sleepwalking (SGLL No. 125/2, Aug 1972: "Death Rides the Wheels!"), and she—as is later chronicled—has a child. Cutler is murdered | + | Blond woman who, for a time, shares an apartment with [[Lois Lane]], [[Julie Spence]] and [[Marsha Mallow]] (SGLL No. 121/1, Apr 1972: "Everything You Wanted to Know About Lois Lane, But Were Afraid to Ask!"). Secretive and somewhat self-centered, Kristin has problems with evil dreams and sleepwalking (SGLL No. 125/2, Aug 1972: "Death Rides the Wheels!"), and she—as is later chronicled—has a child. Cutler is murdered, a mystery that Lois and [[Jimmy Olsen]] investigate (DNAS No. 6/2, Apr 1983: "Head Over Heels in Trouble"; DNAS No. 7/2, May 1983: "Reflections of Murder!"). |
[[Category:Entries|Cutler, Kristin]] | [[Category:Entries|Cutler, Kristin]] | ||
[[Category:People|Cutler, Kristin]] | [[Category:People|Cutler, Kristin]] | ||
[[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Cutler, Kristin]] | [[Category:Bronze Age (1971-1986)|Cutler, Kristin]] | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 28 July 2007
Kristin Cutler
Blond woman who, for a time, shares an apartment with Lois Lane, Julie Spence and Marsha Mallow (SGLL No. 121/1, Apr 1972: "Everything You Wanted to Know About Lois Lane, But Were Afraid to Ask!"). Secretive and somewhat self-centered, Kristin has problems with evil dreams and sleepwalking (SGLL No. 125/2, Aug 1972: "Death Rides the Wheels!"), and she—as is later chronicled—has a child. Cutler is murdered, a mystery that Lois and Jimmy Olsen investigate (DNAS No. 6/2, Apr 1983: "Head Over Heels in Trouble"; DNAS No. 7/2, May 1983: "Reflections of Murder!").
