#ComicBytes: The best allies of Superman
Superman might be the poster image of superheroes of any comic universe, but even superhero needs people whom they can trust when situations become uncontrollable. Considering his powers, it may seem he doesn't need anyone else. But the following characters can prove that in dark times, Superman turns to his most trusted allies. Interestingly, the list includes allies outside the super community as well.
Superman's furry sidekick is the superior version of man's best friend, Kryptonian style. Cute, furry, and equipped with a wide array of superpowers, Krypto the Superdog is one of the few animals to survive Krypton's destruction, finding his way to Earth years after Superman did. He is an ally of House of El, and has served the greater good many times alongside Superman.
Both seen as strange outsiders when they first appeared in public, Superman and Wonder Woman completely trust each other. Interestingly, these two powerful beings even dated for a while, but that didn't work out. The mutual respect however stays intact. Typically they work together on the Justice League but are sometimes even involved in each other's mission.
Contrary to the belief that Superman and Batman aren't friends, they are actually quite close. Bruce Wayne, considered as the peak of human achievement, trusts the Man of Steel the most in Justice League, regardless of all their differences. And Superman sees Batman as the ultimate example of the human spirit. These two have been friends since the earliest of days.
Everyone needs a best friend, even Superman. And photographer and former cub reporter Jimmy Olsen and the Man of Steel might have the greatest bromance in the DC Universe. Even the villains know that going after Olsen is a direct attack on Superman. Due to this, Jimmy has a signal watch, which allows him to call Superman in desperate times.
Lois isn't just Clark Kent's girlfriend and wife. She is also a vital part of his team. Lois Lane is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for the Daily Planet of Metropolis. She was the first one to interview Superman after he first appeared in Metropolis. Often portrayed as damsel-in-distress, Lois is actually pretty badass reporter, who throws herself into dangerous situations to get the story.
