Steve Lombard is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. [2] The character made his cinematic debut in the DC Extended Universe in the 2013 film Man of Steel, played by Michael Kelly . Publication history 22:41 Watch 22:41 Batman Character Guide [INTERACTIVE] Steve Lombard ( 2011 - Present) Steve Lombard Appearances • Images Steve Lombard is a sports columnist working at the Daily Planet, where he is also a member of Superman 's supporting cast. His closest co-workers are Clark Kent, Perry White, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Cat Grant and Ron Troupe.
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Steve Lombard Mainstream Universe, 1950s- 1986 Gallery Real Name Steven Lombard Main Alias Steve Lombard Other Aliases "The Slinger" · Clark Kent · Slinger Steve Relatives Unnamed great-grandfather · Unnamed parents · Kaye Daye (aunt) · Vernon Lombard (brother) · Jamie Lombard (nephew) · Fern Hunter (first cousin once removed) Affiliation Single Occupation Senior sports editor for the Daily Planet · former news anchor for WGBS Characteristics Steve Lombard Relatives Lisa Lombard (sister) Affiliation Daily Planet Base Of Operations Metropolis Status Alignment Neutral Identity Public Identity Citizenship American Curt Swan Cary Bates Superman #36 Steve Lombard quit college when he was 20 to accept a position for the Metropolis Sharks football team. When his knees were shattered in a car accident, he returned to college.
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Steve Lombard | DC Extended Universe Wiki | Fandom is a newspaper reporter at the Early years 1.2Kryptonian invasion 1.3Aftermath and meeting Clark Kent 2Relationships 2.1Allies 2.2Enemies 3Behind the Scenes 4References 5External Links Biography[] Early years[] Superman 47 appearances Steve Lombard last edited by renchamp on 04/23/19 11:37AM View full history Character History Pre-Crisis: Steve was a professional football quarterback who later. Steve Lombard first appeared in (original): Superman Vol. 1 #264 (June 1973) (current): Adventures of Superman #446 (November 1988). Below is the definitive list of appearances of Steve Lombard in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Steve was a professional football quarterback who later became the Sports anchor for WGBS News. He loved to play pranks on his co-worker meek and mild mannered Clark Kent. Though many of those pranks seem to backfire on Steve. During his college years Steve would prank his scawny roommate Leo Morey.
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Steven "Steve" Lombard is a reporter for the Daily Planet. Steve is infamous there for trying to date many of his female colleagues. By the time of General Zod's invasion of Earth, Steve had been working at the Daily Planet for several years under Perry White. In the process, Steve had grown an infamous reputation at the Planet for trying to ask many of his female co-workers out on dates. They. Steven Lombard Main Alias Steve Lombard Base Of Operations Metropolis Status Alignment Good Identity Public Identity Citizenship American Marital Status Single Occupation Reporter for the Daily Planet Characteristics Gender Male Eyes Brown Hair Black
Steve Lombard: Company: DC Comics: Creator: Cary Bates Curt Swan Murphy Anderson: Gender: Male: Character Type: Human: First Appearance: Superman #264 - Secret of the Phantom Quarterback! / The Headband Warriors of Krypton! Issue Died: None: Powers: Intellect: Steve Lombard. DC Comics. Character History Steven "Steve" Lombard is a reporter for The Daily Planet. Steve Lombard watched as Lois Lane wrote a story before it had even happened, he questioned it but Lois said she always did it with stories involving Superman. Steve was called to the meeting with Perry White who divulged Lex Luthor's.
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Lois Lane mentions Steve Lombard, a former athlete who became the Daily Planet sports reporter. Lombard is an insufferable coworker who likes to give Clark Kent a hard time.. If you found a cool reference that I overlooked, let us know in the DC Community or on social media using the #DCTV hashtag. And be sure to tune in on March 2 nd for. A former Galaxy Communications reporter, Steve Lombard is now sports editor at the Daily Planet in Metropolis.. series indexes [new 52 dc universe - 2011-present] chronologies. character chronologies [full listing] character chronologies [original dc universe]
