Chapters tagged swamp thing

End: Only The Entire Shadowpact Can Help Lois Lane Now by Zeebop

Chapter 12

Which is how, at the end of Lois Lane's night out, the Daily Planet's greatest reporter ended up in a gynaecologist's chair in the Tower of Fate, that sat within a complex mandala of magical circles, legs in the stirrups as every what seemed like every good mystic, sorcerer, witc...

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Lois Dreams of the Green by Zeebop

Chapter 13

In the sunkissed fields, Lois Lane stretched her stems toward the light, bending her body so the shun shone on her. There was something off, though she could not tell quite what it was. Yet she was sure of it. Lois could feel it in her roots. A shiver went through the nearby flo...

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Epilogue: The Garden of Lois by Zeebop

Chapter 21

Sun. Water. Earth. Her roots dug deep. Her branches reached for the sky. The seeds within her grew. Days and nights merged into one long cycle; Lois Lane never truly slept. She was awake, aware, and yet dreaming. When the dawn came, her flowers opened, face turned toward the sun...

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End: It Is Too Late For Lois Lane by Zeebop

Chapter 16

Maybe they gave her a little too much. Maybe Lois Lane had surrendered too soon, too readily. Let the darkness enter her soul through her ass. Let all that sexual frustration crack her open like an egg waiting to be fertilized. Knowledge filtered through to Lois Lane, as the w...

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Swamp Thing by Zeebop

Chapter 11

Poison Ivy took the drunken reporter by the arm and guided her to a private room. A skylight let in the moonlight. Something in roughly human shape sat on a chair, the trunk-like legs rested in a kiddie pool. A bottle of tequila lay close at hand, and there was a glass in its han...

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End: A Suggestively-Shaped Vegetable by Zeebop

Chapter 12

At first glance, it was a carrot. A tuber, certainly. Then the reporter's hand brushed the skin, and found it was slick like a zucchini or gourd. In shape, though... Lois Lane had seen more than her share of suggestively-shaped vegetables. They were a staple of the smaller newsp...

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