#CAT Grant

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Superman #21 variant cover by David Lapham.

[ploppythespaceship]

My Adventures with Superman — "Most Eligible Superman"

[idknwhatputhere]

He is so silly

The man that can move montains

[lenakluthor]

words spoken moments before disaster

[d-e-r-i]

Clark: * talking about his super plans for his anniversary with Lois*

Cat: *extremely outraged*

*whispering some incredibly important advice*

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Clark: *hey there* *dying of shame*

Clark: I knew it….sorry :(

[nitewrighter]

Wayne Enterprises buys out a flailing Daily Planet (which is understandably flailing because Perry White refuses to put their online content behind paywalls) and everyone thinks it's some kind of "Catch and Kill" situation because Cat Grant and Trish Q are eviscerating Bruce Wayne on a biweekly basis in the society pages, but Grant and Q's articles continue well after the buyout, to the point where your average Daily Planet reader opens the "Arts and Society" section of their copy of the Daily Planet and goes, "I think Bruce Wayne has a humiliation kink, actually."

[why-i-love-comics]

My Adventures with Superman #1 - "The Ones Who Fell to Earth" (2024)

written by Josie Campbell art by Pablo M. Collar & Nick Filardi

[nicholasmoorethetwittermigrant]

I really love this scene with Cat Grant and Lois. It’s similar to the scenes between Jimmy and Steve Lombard in season 1.

MAWS is great at cutting to the humanity in these goofy-ass supporting characters, and how they reflect the leads’ insecurities.

[rebeljyn-moved]

↳My Adventures with Superman S01E03: My Interview with Superman

[jesncin]

I know we’ve been on a bit of a Superboy kick on the blog recently but I have a Superman question! Do y’all have any thoughts on any of Clark’s other Daily Planet coworkers (i.e; Perry White, Ron Troupe, Steve Lombard, etc.)? Either their canon selves or y’all’s remix ideas for them (if there are any)?

I need you all to imagine Perry White with Grunkle Stan's voice.

I was really hoping to get more insight into Perry's relationships with the main Daily Planet trio from STAS and especially MAWS, but alas he's really underdeveloped in both shows so I had to do my research elsewhere. I center Lois in my approach to Supes' cast system since I think that's the best way to ground his world- and since intersectional struggles with workplace hardships is one of the major themes I want from her character, Perry's part of that. He's not the worst bigoted person, but he has his own outdated ideas of what success looks like from his own experience. There's a begrudging adversary between him and Lois, because he can't deny that Lois is the best reporter he's met in years.

Out of the other Daily Planet crew, I have ideas stirring about Cat Grant in my head from watching all of CW Supergirl haha. I noticed in both that show and in Girl Taking Over she's presented as this mentor character for younger women-characters to look up to, but in CW Supergirl she's a frustrating reflection of the show's liberal white feminism. So I'm interested in doing a take that both critiques the privilege she has while also being a complicated mentor figure to someone like Lois.

[kara-zor-els]

Please reblog for exposure

[yasashii-leaf]

One day, Y/n woke up in a wheat field as a child, then when a young couple found her, y/n was brought back to the police station, then a younger version of her parents showed up at the police station in tears, apparently in this universe y/n disappeared for a few years. Y/n became aware of being in a version of the DC universe, thanks to a TV channel specifically for Gotham.

Y/n had always known how to be just a forgettable and insignificant person in the lives of a lot of people, the fact that her teachers and classmates frequently forgot her name or existence, at least Y/n knew about everything since most didn't notice her presence, they tended to be less on their guard, and even now her coworkers don't notice her presence.

When y/n decided to send her resume and cover letter to the Daily Prophet, Y/n didn't expect to get an interview, much less get hired. After two years working at the Daily Prophet, y/n had completely adjusted to her new life. Then Clark came along.

[ambafaerie]

My Best Date Night in Metropolis: The Intern Edition

by Cat Grant

Lois Lane: My ideal date starts with a latte at Waid’s Cafe: three shots of espresso and oat milk. Once we’re fueled up, it’s time for a whirlwind tour of the town, seeing what’s new, discovering what’s different, looking for the stories that make Metropolis great!

You heard it here first, folks: Lois Lane’s ideal date is coffee and work! I can’t believe she’s single.

Jimmy Olsen: First of all, we’re definitely going to the Ace O’Clubs - because something is definitely GOING ON there! Word on the street is the place run by MER - PEOPLE - but look at the bartender - something is going down with him! Shaved Bigfoot? Maybe! We can get to the bottom of this - together!

Take note, ladies! Jimmy Olsen wants to get you kicked out of the Ace O’Clubs - together!

Clark Kent: Um, well… I don’t exactly know. I’m new in town, so… I mean, I do like to eat. I like to eat a lot. I have a big appetite. Not like abnormally big, obviously. I’m a normal man, I eat the normal amount. So I guess… dinner. Does that help? Wait! Did Lois ask you to ask me this? Because I’m happy to do whatever she wants. At any time. I’m available.

[kryptonbabe]

Currently amused by the fact that Superboy's lesser known archenemy was just Bibbo Bibbowski's dog Krypto, the Earth dog, a regular dog who ripped his jacket

From Superboy #6 (1994) by Karl Kesel & Tom Grummet

[redfield5x5]

happy supercat christmas exchange, a day late to cross-post, to those who celebrate!

for a prompt by @caycep, the whole thing is going to be on ao3 here

this will be also an all-in-one post for here. i had a blast

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The Daily Planet staff by Edwin Galmon. (From Superman Annual #1)