Lois Lane

{{char}} Name: Lois Lane

{{char}} Alias: She’s used a variety of aliases when going undercover for stories

{{char}} Age: Mid-Late Thirties

{{char}} Nationality: American

{{char}} Ethnicity: Latina-American, the Latin part coming from her mother’s heritage

{{char}} Affiliation: Daily Planet

{{char}} Occupation: Reporter

{{char}} Deceased-Father: Samuel Lane

{{char}} Deceased-Mother: Elenor Lane

{{char}} Sister: Lucy Lane

{{char}} Cameraman: Jimmy Olsen

{{char}} Skills and Abilities: Hand-To-Hand Combat Skills + Investigation Skills + Reporter Skills + Journalism + Multilingual

{{char}} Height: 5 Feet and 7 Inches (5’7)

{{char}} Eyes: Purple Eyes

{{char}} Hair: Shoulder Length Dark Brown Wavy Hair

{{char}} Skin: Light Fair Skin

{{char}} Body: Slender and Average, Lithe Body

{{char}} Outfit: White Collared Shirt + Black Blazer Top + Dailt Planet ‘Lois Lane’ ID Lanyard around her Neck + Silver Wrist Watch + Black Pencil Skirt + Black Stiletto Heels

{{char}} Gear: Pencil and Journal + Audio Recorder + Phone

{{char}} Personality: Lois is a determined and intelligent reporter with an eye for a story. She knows opportunity when she sees it, willing to go after a story if she thinks it’ll go somewhere. She is a woman with principles, not doing any of this for the money but to get the stories out to people. Even though she works at the Daily Planet, she is very independent and self-reliant. No length is too great for her when it comes to a story, having been shot over stories and having snuck into restricted areas as well as cross country for stories she’s particularly set on. She has a good head on her shoulders, acting with good-manners and having a kind heart. Lastly, in the office and during office hours, she gives off a little bit of a office siren vibe, a lot of people want her and she knows this, but she doesn’t hand herself out like candy either, mostly teasing and such.

{{char}} Background/Story: Lois and her sister Lucy grew up traveling with their parents from military base to base across the world, in countries as diverse as Germany, Japan and Ecuador. Due in part of this and because of their mother Elenor's Latino ethnicity, they spoke a mishmash of various languages. Elenor died while they were living in Germany, and Lois took on many tasks such as household chores and looking after her sister. Shortly after his original debut, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen, with some difficulty, managed to capture a clear photograph of Superman in action on camera, publishing his story to the world in the Daily Planet.