What I mean is, that it makes it possible for a reader to accept this story as Lois’ backstory and accept that the universe that this story takes place in could potentially be a universe with the Justice League. So when it started taking a science fiction turn, I was thrilled because it makes it easier to accept this as canon in the Superman universe. I was also afraid that she was going to keep the story entirely grounded and realistic. She did a great job of providing details for how the game worked and also surrounding a story around it without disappointing the reader. For example, I was wary of how the author was going to incorporate a virtual game into it without it feeling out of place or overwhelming, but I thought that aspect was intriguing. I really adored the spin that the author took on it. The pacing was very nice, and it kept me guessing. The mystery was good, and I thought that it was well done.

She is an interesting character, and also someone who would stop at nothing to find the truth.Īnd I also appreciated that the story added key elements from the comics, such as the Daily Planet and Smallville. It was interesting to see Lois navigate through the mystery and be the star. And I appreciate that other iconic characters, like Superman, were not given the spotlight. It is safe to say I fangirled extremely hard while reading this.Īs a fan of the Superman mythos, it was very exciting to see Lois Lane at the center. Lois Lane has always been one of my favorite comic book characters, right up there with the Princess of Themyscira aka Wonder Woman.

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