serving as governor of Florida. Alternatively, some stories assume one of Superman's female descendants would assume the name "Superwoman", like his daughter Kara and great-granddaughter Lara from the Elseworlds series, Superman & Batman: Generations. In other media Television A variation of Lois Lane / Superwoman appear in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman episode "Ultra Woman", portrayed by Teri Hatcher. Following exposure to a Red Kryptonite laser beam, Superman's powers get transferred to Lane. Martha Kent later makes her a costume and Clark introduces her to Metropolis as Ultra Woman. Two versions of Superwoman appear in Smallville. In season eight, Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk) gains superpowers via Kryptonite-powered nanites. In the season ten episode "Prophecy", Jor-El gives Lois Lane (Erica Durance) all of Clark Kent's Kryptonian abilities for 24 hours. Superman is briefly transformed into Superwoman in the Justice League Action short "True Colors" as a secondary effect of Pink Kryptonite. A variation of Lana Lang / Superwoman appears in Superman and Lois, portrayed by Emmanuelle Chriqui. This version hails from Bizarro World. Film The Crime Syndicate incarnation of Superwoman appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, voiced by Gina Torres. This version serves as a counterpart to Mary Marvel instead of Wonder Woman and is served by her universe's version of the Marvel Family, the Super Family. The Lois Lane incarnation of Superwoman appears in All-Star Superman, voiced by Christina Hendricks. Video games The Crime Syndicate incarnation of Superwoman appears in Lego DC Super-Villains, voiced again by Gina Torres. She and the Crime Syndicate pose as the Justice Syndicate after the Justice League go missing. The Crime Syndicate incarnation of Superwoman appears in DC Universe Online and DC Legends. References External links Maggin on the Kristin Wells Superwoman's origins Supermanica Superwoman entry Articles about multiple fictional characters Characters created by Gardner Fox Characters created by Mike Sekowsky Characters created by Jerry Siegel Comics characters introduced in 1943 Comics characters introduced in 1947 Comics characters introduced in 1964 DC Comics metahumans DC Comics Amazons DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman senses DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics female supervillains DC Comics supervillains DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics telekinetics DC Comics telepaths Fictional characters from parallel universes Fictional characters with precognition Fictional characters with