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* By the time of their wedding in Post-Crisis continuity, Clark [[BroughtDownToNormal was depowered]]. In their honeymoon, he was [[DistressedDude kidnapped by gangsters]]. Lois made a good use of her military background and rescued Clark.
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* In spite of her "Distressed Damsel" reputation, Comicbook/LoisLane is usually and consistently portrayed as a tough-as-nails reporter who does not tolerate bullies or people who abuse their power.
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* In spite of her "Distressed Damsel" reputation, Comicbook/LoisLane is usually and consistently portrayed as a tough-as-nails reporter who does not tolerate bullies or people who abuse their power. For instance, in an ''Superman Family'' story she infiltrated a Soviet ballet company on stage to help two defecting dancers and danced well enough to pass. When the bad guys discovered she was there, Lois was the most graceful kind of KickChick mopping the floor of the {{Mook}}s with balletic style, including one who was covering her at close range with a gun.
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* In spite of her "Distressed Damsel" reputation, Comicbook/LoisLane is usually and consistently portrayed as a tough-as-nails reporter who does not tolerate bullies or people who abuses their power.
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* In spite of her "Distressed Damsel" reputation, Comicbook/LoisLane is usually and consistently portrayed as a tough-as-nails reporter who does not tolerate bullies or people who abuses abuse their power.
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* In spite of her "Distressed Damsel" reputation, Comicbook/LoisLane is usually and consistently portrayed as a tough-as-nails reporter who does not tolerate bullies or people who abuses their power.
* Her first scene in ''Comicbook/SupermanBirthright'' has Lois chewing out Quentin Galloway, the Daily Planet's publisher, after he bullies Comicbook/JimmyOlsen in public.
-->'''Lois:''' Back off. You pay for our work, not our dignity. I do not like bullies, and you will not push good people around just because you're bigger. Not while I'm here.
* Contrary to popular belief on the matter, Silver Age Lois Lane was possibly the only person in the world who suspected that Clark Kent was Franchise/{{Superman}}. Sure, every so often someone else tried to out Clark, but he always fooled them permanently. Lois was never fooled for long.
* Lois stood up to her father when he was attempting to commit genocide in ''Comicbook/NewKrypton''. Later Lois told her sister Lucy -who aided and abetted the Kryptonian genocide- in a ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'' ''[[Comicbook/{{Supergirl 2005}} issue]]'' she no longer had a sister.
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* Her first scene in ''Comicbook/SupermanBirthright'' has Lois chewing out Quentin Galloway, the Daily Planet's publisher, after he bullies Comicbook/JimmyOlsen in public.
-->'''Lois:''' Back off. You pay for our work, not our dignity. I do not like bullies, and you will not push good people around just because you're bigger. Not while I'm here.
* Contrary to popular belief on the matter, Silver Age Lois Lane was possibly the only person in the world who suspected that Clark Kent was Franchise/{{Superman}}. Sure, every so often someone else tried to out Clark, but he always fooled them permanently. Lois was never fooled for long.
* Lois stood up to her father when he was attempting to commit genocide in ''Comicbook/NewKrypton''. Later Lois told her sister Lucy -who aided and abetted the Kryptonian genocide- in a ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'' ''[[Comicbook/{{Supergirl 2005}} issue]]'' she no longer had a sister.
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