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    1. Cover by Curt Swan and Neal Adams.
    2. "Get Out of My Life, Superman!" (part 1) "Love Comes to Lois Lorne!" (part 2) "The Jealous Superman!" (part 3) written by Leo Dorfman, penciled and inked by Kurt Schaffenberger. The story continues in the next issue.

    Note how Lois rips out "Girl Friend" from the title on the cover, seemingly leaving a hole in it.

    Lois Lane: Get out of my magazine, Superman! I'm leaving Metropolis to start a new life... one that doesn't include you!

    "At last! The impossible comes true! It's... 'Splitsville for Lois and Superman!'"

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    Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #80 - Get Out of My Life, Superman! by razzatazz on May 26, 2011

    One of my favourite moments of golden age Wonder Woman was when the creative team decided to take Diana in a new direction - change the costume for mod girl clothes, lose Steve Trevor as a boyfriend and move into Greenwich Village.  Although it only last 28 issues, it sort of represented a break for the character from golden age stories which were of a lower standard and helped usher in the silver age.  I ran across this issue of Lois Lane recently where she does basically the same thing.  Super...

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