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Thus it is suggested that she was born on the counterpart of Paradise Island native to this reality and merely assumed the name of Lois Lane, rather than started off as a normal human female who was later enhanced to become an Amazon as done in "Whom Gods Destroy" (by Chris Clarmount (1997)). The basis of her being a natural Amazon and not enhanced are supported as she referred to the outside world as "Patriarch's World" similar to the way that Wonder Woman refers to the world outside of Paradise Island as "Man's World".

Regardless of her true birth Lane began working for the Daily Planet as a reporter. It is shown in the JLA Earth 2 book that Lane advanced her position and is also an editor on the newspaper. She is largely hated by her co-workers as shown when the counterpart to former Superman supporting cast member, society reporter Cat Grant calls her "Queen Bitch". It was also shown that she was openly attracted to the noted space explorer Clark Kent (which fits the reverse reality of Lois Lane falling for the nonpowered Clark Kent). But this attraction obviously has changed after she found out he was Ultraman. Though they have a child together, Super-Woman is now openly hateful to him, usually flaunting that hatred with her many sexual pursuits, the most noted one being with their Crime Syndicate partner, Owlman.

But despite her hatred of her husband, Lane-Kent has not been able to divorce him for some reason and continues to work with him as a member of the Crime Syndicate.

While it was revealed that Lane-Kent and the other primary members of the Crime Syndicate of Amerika has survived the events of Infinite Crisis, it has not been revealed what has happened to Super-Woman after Ultraman was kidnapped and brought to the new Kandor where Ultraman supported the Saturn Queen in her bid to keep control of the city-state and then returned to the team.

Powers and AbilitiesEdit

Powers

Obvious Superhuman levels of physical strength, durability, stamina, and speed. for some undisclosed reason, Super-Woman also possesses heat vision like her husband, Ultraman. This function is unknown to be native to the Amazons of this Earth or the result of some undisclosed enhancement procedure done to her.

Abilities

Independent flight. Unknown if capable of interstellar flight under her own power

Strength level

Logically speaking, as a Amazon (by birth) she has strength comparable to Wonder Woman. Because Ultraman's powers are at kryptonian levels (as he's the direct counterpart to Superman), it has to be assumed that Superwoman's level of strength is just behind Ultraman - as kryptonians such as Superman are widely considered the most powerful and strongest of all beings on earth.

ParaphernaliaEdit

Equipment

Magic lasso, comparable to Wonder Woman's, but releases people's inhibitions rather than compels the target to tell the truth. She also possesses deflective arm guanlets which are similar to Wonder Woman's braclets.

NotesEdit

This version of the character is an obvious nod to all the previous times the Lois Lane character becomes a "Super-Woman" starting with the Golden Age story of "Lois Lane, Super Woman" in Action Comics #60.

TriviaEdit

Super-Woman still maintains her job as a reporter for the Daily Planet as Lois Lane-Kent, despite also being a world dominator.

Lois is an open dominatrix and controls many men in her harem, especially Jimmy Olsen, who is aware of her secret identity. She has an open sexual relationship with her fellow teammate Owlman despite being married to Ultraman.

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Footnotes

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Supporting	Amazons • Antiope • Artemis • Belyllioth • Cassandra Sandsmark • Department of Metahuman Affairs • Donna Troy • Ed Indelicato • Etta Candy • Ferdinand • Fury • Helena Sandsmark • Hellenders • Hercules • Hippolyta • I-Ching • Julia Kapatelis • Lyta Milton • Mala • Micah Rains • Mike Schorr • Nemesis • Nubia • Olympian • Orana • Phil Darnell • Philippus • Sarge Steel • Sofia Constantinas • Steve Trevor • Titans of Myth • Trevor Barnes • Vanessa Kapatelis • Warkiller • Wonder Girl • Wonder Man
Gods of Olympus	Aphrodite • Apollo • Ares • Artemis • Athena • Deimos • Demeter • Dionysus • Eris • Eros • Hades • Harmonia • Hephaestus • Hera • Hermes • Hestia • Nemesis • Triton • Pan • Persephone • Phobos • Poseidon • Zeus
Villains	Angle Man • Baroness Paula Von Gunther • Badra • Bizarra • Blue Snowman • Captain Wonder • Cheetah • Children of Cronus • Circe • Cyborgirl • Dark Angel • Decay • Devastation • Doctor Cyber • Doctor Poison • Doctor Psycho • Duke of Deception • Eviless • Genocide • Giganta • Hypnota • Jinx • Mask • Medusa • Minister Blizzard • The Morrigan • Osira • Queen Clea • Queen of Fables • Shim'Tar • Silver Swan • Superwoman • Tezcatlipoca • Trinity • Veronica Cale • Villainy, Inc. • White Magician • Zara
Comics	All-Star Comics • Sensation Comics • Wonder Woman (Vol. 1) • Wonder Woman (Vol. 2) • Wonder Woman (Vol. 3) • Wonder Woman (Vol. 4)
Items	Bracelets of Submission • Gauntlet of Atlas • Invisible Jet • Lasso of Truth • Sandals of Hermes • Sword of Hephaestus • Tiara
Locations	Bana-Mighdall • Boston • Gateway City • Mount Olympus • Thalarion • Themyscira (Paradise Island) • Tropidor • Washington, D.C.
Other Media	Super Friends • Wonder Woman (TV Series) • Justice League • Wonder Woman (Movie)
Creators	William Moulton Marston • Harry G. Peter
Miscellaneous	Origins • Publication History • Recommended Reading
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