#Lois Interviews

[jesncin]

"Who Is Superman? A Private Interview with Lois Lane" a fancomic about hope and connection. I've had this story in mind for so long and I'm very excited to be able to share it at last. Thank you for reading, and happy Lunar New Year!

[phantoms-world-and-more]

Phantom dose an interview

So the news of phantom has traveled far and wide across the world.

And someone finaly got him to agree to an interview, on certain conditions.

During the interview he mentons how ghosts cant help what their doing becaise of their obsessions, how the GIW once captured and vivisected him, how the fentons threaton to tear him molecule by molecule.

As the intervew progreses it gets more and more concerning to the point where one of them is calling for a legal case to be made.

Danny didnt think too much about it, its just how his life is.

Well the people who interviewed him were one lois lane and clark kent

[violent138]

Bruce Wayne, doing an interview after his secret identity got leaked: "Yes I've been operating for several years-- what? Why do you look so horrified?"

The reporter: "It's so weird hearing you speak without the Brucie voice."

Bruce:...

Bruce, changing his voice to be more amused and higher pitched: "Can we get back to the interview now?"

Reporter: "Was everything a lie?"

[unpretty]

Question: how do you think Clark would weasel out of interviewing Superman?

he doesn't. when lois finds out he got paid to interview himself she's furious.

[stardustinthesky]

How soon can you be downstairs? Any time you want to. Now!

[kent-farm]

—Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch presenting at the 26th Annual Critics Choice Awards

[fancyfade]

I'm proud of u Lois

Superman #166

[daily-tyler-hoechlin]

Rapid Fire questions with Tyler Hoechlin, part one.

[onefootin1941]

Wonderful interview with Myrna Loy!

[tarabyte3]

"Andy Serkis in the Flesh" by Oliver Franklin-Wallis for GQ Magazine (27 February 2023)

Photography by Tung Walsh

Andy did an interview for GQ Hype. He talks about so many of his past roles, future projects, and performance capture. Also the opening paragraph mentions how handsome he is, so you know you're in for a good read.

[jesncin]

ABC / Half-indonesian/chinese half-english white-passing guy here, I really appreciate the amount of love and passion you(you both?) have put into the recent Superman stuff. I'm not personally that deeply a fan of DC, but being able to see characters that I share experiences with - written by people that are also like me - is a beautiful experience.

It's strange being mixed. I'm not quite either. I still feel like an alien intruding in on spaces I shouldn't be in, either way, but.. Clark does too, as does Ms. Liando. Thank you.

P.S; If/when Lois discovers Superman and Clark are one in the same, how would the dynamics shift, and how would it go? If you have any ideas on that.

Aaw thank you so much (indeed we both wrote and drew the comic)! I totally get it. Being mixed third culture kids ourselves, the concept of "belonging" to a community is a complicated one.

Well now I can't give that all away haha! I still have to cook the idea of Clark coming out to Lois as Superman in the oven for a lot longer before I'm ready to write it (mentally, it feels like a relationship milestone that they hit and not a story with themes quite yet), but here's what we're definitely not going to do:

Lois jumps off a building (or puts herself in danger) to force Clark to out himself before he's ready ❌

Lois smugly interrupts Clark before he comes out as Superman, showing off that she knew already ❌❌

Lois gets mad at Clark for keeping secrets ❌❌❌

Lois tries to harm Clark to prove he's Superman ❌❌❌❌

Lois Liando would understand as a fellow immigrant why Superman would hide himself and go by a different name. That's one of the things the Private Interview comic was about after all! They both had secret identities of their own, in different ways. Of course she's curious, but she does respect Superman not wanting to tell her that yet. I like to believe Liando has the emotional intelligence to understand that superheroes keep secret identities to protect people they care about on top of that. And the idea of Liando trying to out an immigrant before he's ready makes no sense to me.

At most I can say she'd feel complicated about it. The closest analogy I can think of is having a queer friend who you've known for years and are super tight with, but they only trusted to come out to you recently. Regardless of how good an ally you are, or if you're queer too, you'd feel complicated about it. Why did it take so long? Did you do something that made them doubt telling you until now? etc. It's important to me that Lois and Clark become really close and have known each other for years before he finally tells her. The slow burn of mutual trust ✅✅

[servants-hall]

World on Fire - Magazine Round Up: 2x01

Here are the World on Fire features, synopses, reviews from the latest UK TV magazines!

15-21st July 2023

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What's on TV

[thepermanentrainpress]

The Permanent Rain Press Interview with Yvonne Chapman. (Watch in HD)

Yvonne Chapman discusses her role as Avatar Kyoshi in Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender, including her character's past and purpose in Season 1, choreography, creating her live action look, fan support and hopes for the future, time on the CW's Kung Fu, and forthcoming projects.

[just-an-enby-lemon]

Au that everyone thinks Vicky Vale and Lois Lane are rivals but in actuality they are each others biggest fangirl. People really just take their disguised insults to different colleagues and misinterpret them as being about each other.

It lasts until the two met face to face in Gotham and they are jumping and talking excitatedly and asking each other autagraphs. Lois is going "Jimmy, Jimmy, take a picture of us please" and getting red when Olsen goes "ah for your Vicky fan Twitter account" while Vicky is looking for pens madly to get an autograph in her copy of the first Lois papper she ever read and that she keeps since. Clark is looking at scene fondly while patting Jack Ryder's back. Jack is sad cause he wanted to be included.

[ineffably-graham]

interview with the vampire but instead of louis it's lois from family guy

[kent-farm]

—Jordan Elsass on Jon Kent’s reaction to discovering Clark’s secret, Superman and Lois, “Pilot”