Lyrica Lloyd
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| − | A beautiful actress who co-stars with [[Clark Kent]] (who is noticed to resemble [[Superman]]!) in a movie called "The Super Saga." Clark falls in love with Lyrica but she finds him too meek and mild. Clark decides to reveal his powers and Superman identity, but as he does, she tragically admits that she has a fatal jungle disease contracted on a film location in Africa. At her death, Superman is again separated from a woman who bears the "LL" initials in her name | + | [[Image:LyricaLloyd.jpg|thumb|right|Lyrica and Superman]] |
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| + | A beautiful actress who co-stars with [[Clark Kent]] (who is noticed to resemble [[Superman]]!) in a movie called "The Super Saga." Clark falls in love with Lyrica but she finds him too meek and mild. | ||
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| + | Clark decides to reveal his powers and Superman identity, but as he does, she tragically admits that she has a fatal jungle disease contracted on a film location in Africa. At her death, Superman is again separated from a woman who bears the "LL" initials in her name (S No. 196/2, May 1967: "The Star of Steel"). | ||
[[Category:Entries|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | [[Category:Entries|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | ||
[[Category:People|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | [[Category:People|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | ||
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[[Category:LL|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | [[Category:LL|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)|Lloyd, Lyrica]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:02, 7 April 2009
Lyrica Lloyd
A beautiful actress who co-stars with Clark Kent (who is noticed to resemble Superman!) in a movie called "The Super Saga." Clark falls in love with Lyrica but she finds him too meek and mild.
Clark decides to reveal his powers and Superman identity, but as he does, she tragically admits that she has a fatal jungle disease contracted on a film location in Africa. At her death, Superman is again separated from a woman who bears the "LL" initials in her name (S No. 196/2, May 1967: "The Star of Steel").
