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	Lana Lang - Smallville Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Lana Lang - Smallville Wiki - A Wikia wiki
		Lana was known to be a horseback rider, and wears a piece of Kryptonite that was kept as a memoir of what destroyed her parents.
		Lana told Nell that she was spending the night at Chloe's to study, rather than stay at home when she found Nell slow-dancing in the living room with her boyfriend Dean.
	smallville.wikia.com /wiki/Lana_Lang (4004 words)

	Sweet: Lana & Clark
		Lana believes in being honest and would like to voice her feelings, but chooses not to because she knows Whitney is upset over just loosing his father.
		Lana quickly comes to the realization that her feelings for Clark are much deeper than a simple crush; she realizes that she is in love.
		Lana, believing in her heart that Clark still loves her, feels that if she "stays in his orbit, he might open up to her." and finally let her into his life.
	www.lana-clark.net /lana.html (822 words)

	Lana Lang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lana was thus compelled to create a Chitinous golden-brown costume (woven by silkworms under her control) and adopt a villainous alter ego, the Insect Queen.
		Annette O'Toole as Lana Lang in Superman III.
		Lana is one of several Superman characters with the initials "LL", including Lex Luthor, Lionel Luthor, Lena Luthor (whose surname was changed to "Thorul" in the Silver Age, to distance herself from her criminal brother), Lois Lane, Letitia Lerner, Lori Lemaris, Lucy Lane and Linda Lee (aka Supergirl).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lana_Lang (2517 words)

	smallville fan fiction resources
		Lana survived being caught in the Tornado with bumps, bruises, and a mild concussion.
		When Lana is told by one of the Talon waitstaff that a couple are stripping and making out in a booth, she goes to investigate and is upset and begins to cry when it turns out to be Chloe and Clark.
		Lana found Chloe's letter crumpled in the trash at the Torch, and unaware that Clark was still in the dark about Chloe's true feelings, this prompted her to tell Clark how important he is to her.
	www.loony-archivist.com /svffr/facts/characters/lana.htm (2411 words)

	Existential Heroes - Smallville's myths morality and philosophy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In the comics, Lana was often one of his staunchest allies- in one instance, she was captured and tortured in an attempt to discover more about Superman's identity, and she died rather than betray him.
		Lana is naturally the focus of those memories, merely for existing, and since she's Henry's latest focus, Jennifer once again recedes to a lower point in his priorities.
		Small to say that Lana has shifted her husband's attention away from her personally; and by allowing Lana to not only believe that, but writing her to meddle in the marriage directly, Lana was no longer playing the role of the daughter, but the role of a mistress to a married man.
	www.somedistantgalaxy.com /heroes/lanasquick.htm (1365 words)

	Lana Lang
		Lana Lang is a fictional character in the Superman stories.
		In the Pre-Crisis version of the character, Lana played the equivalent of Lois Lane's role in the Superboy[?] phase of Superman's career.
		In the Post-Crisis version, Lana was a childhood friend to Clark who eventually made privy to his abilities before he set out to use them for good.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/la/Lana_Lang.html (94 words)

	Lana Lang
		Lana Lang, the daughter of archaeologist and explorer Professor Lang and the niece of Professor Potter, grew up in Smallville, where she was in Clark Kent's class at Smallville High School.
		Lana's senior-class yearbook cited her as a "class wit," but Superman #78 describes her as "pretty, prying, and pestiferous," and draws a pointed parallel between Lana Lang's relationship with the teen-aged Superboy and Lois Lane's relationship with the adult Superman:
		In September of 1952, Lana Lang leaves Smallville and arrives in Metropolis.
	theages.superman.ws /Encyclopaedia/lana.php (389 words)

	Insect Queen, Reserve Member of the Legion of Super-Heroes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Lana saw Clark climbing out wearing butterfly wings and believed his story that he grew them in her cocoon, and that's how it flew, not due to him being Superboy.
		Lana used her bio-ring to help the boy adjust to his new life and Kim got a crush on her.
		Lana first learned about the Legion of Super-Heroes when she met a super-powered Star Boy in Earth's 20th century and returned with him to 30th century Xanthu as part of a plot to make Superboy jealous (AD 282).
	members.shaw.ca /legion_roll_call/reserve/reservists/insect_queen (911 words)

	Superman Homepage
		Lana's connection with Superman has also caused her to be brainwashed by Manhunter androids, and injured during a fight between Superman and Matrix in Smallville.
		Lana always hoped there was a chance that Clark would marry her, but eventually gave up when Clark told her he loved Lois Lane.
		Later, Lana was pregnant, unknown to Clark, and when she was involved in a car accident, the baby was born 2 months pre-mature.
	www.supermanhomepage.com /comics/who/who-intro.php?topic=lang-lana (760 words)

	Lana Lang - Message Board - ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As a teen Lana was with Clark and Pete Ross when they went to a party hosted by their fellow student Scott Brubaker.
		Later, Lana was trying to get into the Capitol to find Pete but the government had declared Martial law and she was stopped.
		Lana begged Clark to use his abilities to take her baby to a facility where they could save his life.
	pub24.ezboard.com /fskindexfrm42.showMessage?topicID=401.topic (567 words)

	Lana Lang - Supermanica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Lana Lang, the daughter of archaeologist and explorer Lewis Lang and the niece of Professor Potter, grew up in Smallville, where she was in Clark Kent's class at Smallville High School.
		Lana's senior-class yearbook cited her as a "class wit," but Superman No. 78 describes her as "pretty, prying, and pestiferous," and draws a pointed parallel between Lana Lang's relationship with the teen-aged Superboy and Lois Lane's relationship with the adult Superman:
		In November 1977, Lana is hired by Galaxy Communications president Morgan Edge to co-anchor the WGBS-TV 6 P.M. newscast with Clark Kent (S No. 317: "The Killer with the Heart of Steel").
	supermanica.info /wiki/index.php/Lana_Lang (356 words)

	Lana Lang - Oracle Files
		Lana displayed an early infatuation with Clark, often to the young boy's chagrin.
		Although she recognized his love for Lois Lane, Lana still harbored hopes that one day she and Clark would be a couple.
		Pete told her how much he'd miss her if he made the move, but Lana told him that she was thinking of selling her house and leaving Smallville as well, and that he shouldn't let her hold him back.
	www.unstable.com /oraclewiki/index.php?title=Lana_Lang (779 words)

	The Story of Lana Lang
		Unlike Smallville's Lana Lang, her parents never died in Earth-One continuity (all issues before Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline and the 1986 John Byrne Superman revamp).
		Lana Lang and her parents appeared together as recently as the Superman story in late 1984's ACTION COMICS #565.
		Lana's mom and dad were killed by the Kryptonian meteor shower that hit the town of Smallville the day Clark landed on Earth.
	supermantv.net /smallville/origins/lana-lang.htm (273 words)

	KryptonSite Columns: The Fetishization of Lana Lang
		This is just the beginning of the juggernaut that turns Lana from someone trying to leave her pedestal behind in season one to someone who clings to it in season two because the writers won't let her down.
		Also notice that Lana brings the subject back to her own suffering and brings up the "Time" picture despite the fact that at this point; Jonathan is missing, the town is in absolute chaos and she supposedly hates being reminded of that picture.
		In Visitor, Lana confesses that she wouldn't feel comfortable with an alien and that she'd be "a little freaked out." Despite this, he still wants her even if she's not capable of accepting the alien part of him.
	www.kryptonsite.com /columns091803.htm (4123 words)

	Fanzing #28 - Aug/Sept 2000 - Insect Queen
		Lana clacked her mandibles together in agreement, and rubbed her forelegs together in joy.
		Gasping and wheezing, Lana fell to the ground, reverting to her human form as a slender foot, clad in a fetching green high heeled boot covered her abused throat.
		Lana watched in gratitude when the handle of a garden hoe descended and felled the shapely woman in the skimpy leaf green costume entwined with wood vines.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing28/vvsmallville.shtml (2883 words)

	Kristin Kreuk On Lana Lang's Fate
		One thing which shook up the status quo towards the tail end of season three was Lana Lang's decision to leave Smallville sell up her shares in the coffee house and seek some of the answers she was looking for in Paris.
		Lana however has bigger issues to deal with than her Boyfriend, though his support would probably be appreciated.
		However Lana's sudden dealings with supernatural forces do make one wonder if she would emphasise with Clark if she was aware of the secret which he has hidden from her.
	scifipulse.net /smallville/Kristin_Kreuk_Jan28_2005.html (670 words)

	Lana Lang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The day Superman was found by the Kents, a one week old Lana was returning with her parents from the hospital.
		Lana was hurt when Clark revealed her his powers and left Smallville to learn about the world and his place in it.
		Lana currently lives in Smallville at her parents' house and she is still Clark's best friend.
	pc59te.dte.uma.es /cdb/series/dc/lanalang.htm (202 words)

	Lana Lang No Longer, PG [Smallville] - Ex Isle Forums
		Lana Lang had a boyfriend and looked forward to kissing and holding him.
		Lana Lang wouldn't think about how soft and sweet her lips would be and how beautiful her bare skin would look under the glow of the monitor she was using to finish up 'The Torch' before tomorrow.
		"Lana!" She was startled and almost spilled her drink on the keyboard.
	www.exisle.net /mb/index.php?showtopic=5919 (955 words)

	Lana Lang
		A free-spirited young woman from Smallville, Lana Lang was young Clark Kent's first love.
		He left behind a very hurt Lana who already knew that her Clark was vastly different from all the other boys on the planet.
		In fact, when the first reports of Superman started coming in, Lana knew immediately that Clark and the Man of Steel were one in the same.
	www.batman-superman.com /superman/cmp/lana.html (188 words)

	KryptonSite Columns: The Many Faces Of... Lana Lang
		The first time Lana was portrayed in live action was in 1961, in the fl and white "The Adventures of Superboy," where she was played by Bunny Henning.
		Lana was featured in just one episode of "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman." There, she was played by Emily Procter, in the 1996 episode "Tempus, Anyone?" This version of Lana, from an alternate reality, was engaged to Clark, and discouraged him from using his powers.
		Most fans today are familiar with the most recent incarnation of Lana, played by Kristin Kreuk on "Smallville." It is interesting to note that Kristin is the first brunette actress to play the role (Lana is traditionally a redhead, though, in the case of Emily Procter, she has also been a blonde).
	www.kryptonsite.com /columns022304.htm (1009 words)

	Devoted Fans Network - Lana Lang “from strip to screen”
		Titan publications and Smallville Magazine were kind enough to provide DevotedToSmallville.com with extracts from an article featuring the character of Lana Lang from its first appearance in 1950 to her modern character both in comics and on "Smallville" (SM issue#13).
		As for lana and clark, well clark is not suppose to be with lana, now i admit [The way they broke up] was stupid and wrong, but i didnt write the show, so it is, what it is.
		Lana is a cool person tho, and i hope clark and her can remain friends.
	www.devotedfansnetwork.com /forums/showthread.php?p=647563 (2432 words)

	Smallville: Remove Lana Lang Petition
		Please kill off Lana Lang from Smallville, she is nausiating watch with her plain, boring, depressing personality.
		Lana Lang's role in Smallville ruin's entirely good episodes with her constant whining and moping around, when will we see the fun side of Lana?
		The Smallville: Remove Lana Lang Petition to Smallville creators was created by and written by Sherry Cherry (beauty_lishious@hotmail.com).
	www.petitiononline.com /lanalang/petition.html (138 words)

	Lana Lang - TWoP Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The only time I can think that the writers tried to show Lana as being manipulative, bitchie, and devious was in "Fever", when she picked up the letter Chloe had written, and then went to Clark.
		The sad thing is that TPTB would probably turn into a canonization scene of St. Lana giving up the world for her twu wuv.
		The latest TV guide describes her as "Lana (Kristin Kreuk), the tiny damsel so often in distress" Even they notice how much trouble she's been in.
	forums.televisionwithoutpity.com /index.php?showtopic=521566 (1039 words)

	Devoted Fans Network - Lana Lang “from strip to screen”
		The last few weeks a lot of fans have understandably been upset with the direction of the show and especially that of one of the most loved characters on the show.
		Lana Lang first appeared in 1950’s Superboy #10, in a story titled “The Girl in Superboy’s Life” written by Bill Finger with art by John Sikela.
		The show is not about lana and clark, its about the young superman, with all the extra drama/love added in for kicks.
	www.devotedfansnetwork.com /forums/printthread.php?t=17485 (2561 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Despite years of harboring this same suspicion, Lana is surprisingly reluctant to share this news, even though she spent plenty of man-hours trying to prove this connection when and Clark were teenagers living in Smallville.
		Then, flying with Lana to the Atlantic Ocean, Superman shows her their new home, a mansion that’s located atop a “spectacular floating-escape at sea”, complete with an otherworldly garden grown from the seeds of a plant of the distant star, Alpha Centauri”.
		Lana convinces Superman that he just needs to get away from the counterfeiters, so she takes him on a trip to Africa to visit her father, Professor Lang.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2004-02-25 (2786 words)

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