A few years later in this marvelous miniseries; Clark and Lois have married, and both their careers are going great guns. The same is true of Clark's "other" life. He's doing a lot of good, secretly, although the government knows about him and keeps trying to trap him again. It is almost a game to Clark, but when he learns that he will be a father, the game becomes potentially serious. He strikes a deal with the Feds: Stop trying to trap me, and I'll let you call me in for emergencies. This book is great in how it so realistically portrays what an ordinary person might do in these circumstances, as he finds great power thrust upon him. I especially like Clark's negotiation techniques with Malloy, the federal agent. ( )