Lois Lane is the star journalist for the Daily Planet and Superman's girlfriend. Lois was part of a military family. Her father Sam Lane was actively enlisted in the United States military, so she and her sister Lucy grew up on an army base.[1]

Lois Lane is the deuteragonist from the 1996 TV series Superman: The Animated Series and a minor character in Justice League and its sequel series Justice League Unlimited. She is the star reporter for the Daily Planet, as well as Superman's love interest, and later girlfriend.

Lois Lane is a main character in My Adventures with Superman. She is the daughter of Sam Lane, a reporter of the Daily Planet, partnered with photographer Jimmy Olsen, co-reporter, and love interest/girlfriend of Clark Kent.

The story follows Clark Kent, as he builds his secret identity as Superman and explores his mysterious origins, and Lois Lane, whom Clark develops a crush on and vice-versa, who is on her way to becoming a star reporter.

Lois Lane is Clark Kent's girlfriend and partner at the Daily Planet. Shortly after telling her he was Superman, Clark died in her arms after his battle with Doomsday, leaving Lois completely devastated.

Lois Lane is a feisty, driven, and intelligent Daily Planet intern seeking to become a reporter, and a close ally of Superman and Jimmy Olsen.

My Adventures with Superman is an animated superhero series developed by Jake Wyatt. It centers around the titular superhero 's early adventures in Metropolis and his relationships with Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen.

Lois Lane plays a prominent role in the two-part animated films The Death of Superman (2018) and Reign of the Supermen (2019), voiced by Rebecca Romijn. Romijn's husband Jerry O'Connell voiced Superman/Clark Kent in the films.

Lois Lane is a reporter at the Daily Planet. She would develop a relationship first with with Clark Kent, and later Superman. She would get herself into constant danger, and began to have feelings for both men separately.

Lois Lane appears in the new comic book series Superman Adventures and is based on Superman: The Animated Series. It ran from November 1996 to April 2002 with 66 issues. All the character in the television series appeared in the comic books, along with new character introduced in the books.