It was announced today that Amy Adams has been cast as Lois Lane in Zack Snyder’s upcoming Superman movie. Adams reminds me more of Lana Lang than Lois Lane, but she’s a fine actor, and she’s got that feisty quality you want in an intrepid alien-boffing journalist. If more journalists followed Lois Lane’s lead and constantly tried to jump into bed with spandex-wearing extraterrestrials, this profession would mean something again.
Then I thought it would be really cool if they cast a microwave oven as Lois Lane, because you could work in a crucial plot point about a Kryptonite-laced Hot Pocket.
Trust me – whatever Zack Snyder is planning for this film, my Hot Pockets idea is way, way better.
Here’s some concept art.
The moon is in there for scale. It’s also rapidly becoming a signature part of my artistic style.
I have no words for the sheer… genius… involved in this.
I think you meant to caption it with, “Microwave as ‘Lois Lane'”, but then again, perhaps you’re deliberately introducing imperfections so as to up its collector’s value, like that stamp with the upside-down biplane or that Luke Skywalker action figure made from shards of jagged rusty metal.
Nope. It’s ‘Lois Lane as “Microwave”. Amy Adams still plays Lane, but her superhero alter ego is Microwave.
Ah, my mistake. I thought it was, like, a reversal of standard movie actor/character titling practice. I’ll immediately remove the “Microwave” character page I threw onto IMDB then.