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'''Lois Lane''' is a resident of [[Earth-167]] and the wife of [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark Kent]].
  
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{{Quote|Smallville, you made a funny! It's taken you about a decade, but you're getting the hang of it.|Lois Lane to [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark Kent]]|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two}}
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'''Lois Lane''' is a resident of [[Smallville (Earth-167)|Smallville]] and a former star reporter at the ''[[Daily Planet (Earth-167)|Daily Planet]]''. She is the wife of [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark Kent]] and the mother of his two daughters.
   
 
==Biography==
  
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====Early life====
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Lois was a famous reporter and had known [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark Kent]] for about a decade, and had met his alter-ego, Superman publicly for a ''[[Daily Planet (Earth-167)|Daily Planet]]'' story. She frequently calls Clark "Smallville" in a joking manner.
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At some point, Lois married Clark Kent and they had two daughters.<ref name="Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two">{{Ep|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two}}</ref>
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Lois called out for Clark one day in 2019 when their daughters had made a mess. Clark had then told Lois about an [[Earth-38|alternate universe]] [[Lex Luthor]] who had told him about the destruction of the [[multiverse]]. Lois assumed he was joking and Clark dismissed what he had heard as well.
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They supposedly died when the [[Mobius|Anti-Monitor]] successfully destroyed all Earths.<ref>{{Ep|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three}}</ref>
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Lois and Clark were still living happily married, and they have two daughters.<ref name="TVLine">[https://tvline.com/2020/01/15/did-crisis-on-infinite-earths-kill-smallville-clark-and-lois/ "''Smallville''<nowiki/>'s Clark and Lois Still Exist, 'Crisis' EP Makes Clear — Plus, What Was the Plan for ''Their'' Lex Luthor?" - TVLine]</ref>
   
 
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*This incarnation of Lois Lane is portrayed by [[Erica Durance]], who portrayed [[w:c:smallville:Lois Lane|Lois]] in the WB/CW television series ''[[w:c:smallville:Smallville (TV series)|Smallville]]'' from 2004 to 2011 opposite [[Tom Welling]], who portrayed [[Earth-167]]'s [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark Kent]] in {{Cross|Crisis on Infinite Earths}}, also reprising [[w:c:smallville:Clark Kent|his role]] from ''Smallville.''
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**Lois calling Clark by the nickname "Smallville" was a running gag in ''Smallville'', as Lois is a [[w:c:smallville:Sam Lane|military general]]'s daughter and older than Clark, and often teased him for growing up a Kansas farm boy, much to Clark's initial annoyance.
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**Durance also played [[Alura Zor-El]], the [[Kryptonians|Kryptonian]] birth mother of [[Kara Danvers]], in the [[Season 3 (Supergirl)|third]] and [[Season 5 (Supergirl)|fifth season]] of {{S|Supergirl}}.
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*Lois claims [[Clark Kent (Earth-167)|Clark]] has taken "about a decade" to learn cracking a funny joke. However, she first met him in the [[w:c:smallville:Crusade|Season 4 premiere episode]] of ''Smallville'' (which aired on September 22, 2004), which was over fifteen years before their appearance in {{Ep|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two}} (aired on December 9, 2019).
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**It's possible she was talking about when they first started officially working together at the [[Daily Planet (Earth-167)|''Daily Planet'']]; in ''Smallville'', Lois and Clark became reporter colleagues since the Season 8 episode "[[w:c:smallville:Plastique|Plastique]]" (aired on September 25, 2008), which was eleven years prior to their "Crisis" appearance.
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*Showrunner [[Marc Guggenheim]] stated that these versions of Clark and Lois still had their happy ending: "I absolutely can confirm that they’re still alive, they’re still living their happy ending."<ref name="TVLine"/>
   
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Latest revision as of 14:54, 20 July 2022

"The multiverse has a way of aligning fates...It's written in the stars and in this book, or I wouldn't know that on this Earth, Clark Kent is Superman. Where I come from, that would be ridiculous. He can't see past his glasses."

—Lex Luthor[src]

This article is about the character set in the Smallville universe. This article only contains information relevant to the Arrowverse. For information regarding that universe, please see Lois Lane.


"Smallville, you made a funny! It's taken you about a decade, but you're getting the hang of it."
—Lois Lane to Clark Kent[src]

Lois Lane is a resident of Smallville and a former star reporter at the Daily Planet. She is the wife of Clark Kent and the mother of his two daughters.

Biography

Original multiverse

Early life

Lois was a famous reporter and had known Clark Kent for about a decade, and had met his alter-ego, Superman publicly for a Daily Planet story. She frequently calls Clark "Smallville" in a joking manner.

At some point, Lois married Clark Kent and they had two daughters.[1]

Anti-Monitor Crisis

Lois called out for Clark one day in 2019 when their daughters had made a mess. Clark had then told Lois about an alternate universe Lex Luthor who had told him about the destruction of the multiverse. Lois assumed he was joking and Clark dismissed what he had heard as well.

They supposedly died when the Anti-Monitor successfully destroyed all Earths.[2]

New multiverse

Lois and Clark were still living happily married, and they have two daughters.[3]

Appearances

Batwoman

Season 1

Behind the scenes

  • This incarnation of Lois Lane is portrayed by Erica Durance, who portrayed Lois in the WB/CW television series Smallville from 2004 to 2011 opposite Tom Welling, who portrayed Earth-167's Clark Kent in Crisis on Infinite Earths, also reprising his role from Smallville.
  • Lois claims Clark has taken "about a decade" to learn cracking a funny joke. However, she first met him in the Season 4 premiere episode of Smallville (which aired on September 22, 2004), which was over fifteen years before their appearance in "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two" (aired on December 9, 2019).
    • It's possible she was talking about when they first started officially working together at the Daily Planet; in Smallville, Lois and Clark became reporter colleagues since the Season 8 episode "Plastique" (aired on September 25, 2008), which was eleven years prior to their "Crisis" appearance.
  • Showrunner Marc Guggenheim stated that these versions of Clark and Lois still had their happy ending: "I absolutely can confirm that they’re still alive, they’re still living their happy ending."[3]

References

  1. ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Two"
  2. ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three"
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Smallville's Clark and Lois Still Exist, 'Crisis' EP Makes Clear — Plus, What Was the Plan for Their Lex Luthor?" - TVLine

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