"A useful history that's good at placing the character in the setting of her comic-franchise peers." —New York Review of Books on Wonder Woman Unbound

"A compelling and insightful consideration of a cultural icon that has endured and engaged with the culture for many decades without ever truly being known. A richly detailed, often-surprising work of comic-book scholarship." —Library Journal on Wonder Woman Unbound

"A lively and important examination of a key feminist icon." —Booklist on Wonder Woman Unbound

"A wonderful introduction to the character and history of Lois Lane, and how she has continually served as a canary in the coal mine for the treatment of women in comics in general." —Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer of Bitch Planet , Captain Marvel , and Pretty Deadly

"Tim Hanley finally gives the iconic, enduring first lady of DC Comics the deep exploration and historical analysis she deserves. The result is a decades-long story as absorbing and filled with twists as any of Lois's front page scoops." —Gwenda Bond, author of Lois Lane: Fallout and Lois Lane: Double Down

"This smart, funny, and thorough biography of the long-suffering woman behind the Man of Steel and her world-renowned multimedia career will have you rethinking damsels in distress and their central role in Western media faster than a speeding bullet. If only I'd had this book as a young journalist and Superman fan!" —Anne Elizabeth Moore, author of Unmarketable and cofounder of the Ladydrawers Comics Collective