Ah, good old Silver Age Superd*ck. 
Controversy sells?
I guess it serves her right. She was always trying to expose his secret identity or trick him into marrying her. Turnabout is fair play. 
We hear complain about the late '70’s… but Lois started to be more of a real person right about then.
Well, he does have a point.
But he hypnotized the world with his glasses! Would Martin Pasko lie to you?
But was that just a retcon? I think that comic was published before Martin started writing.
What-ever, man.
Comics were not generally kind to female characters beyond Wonder Woman and Black canary— and even they got some weirder stuff than the boys. And then… Power Girl!
Yeah Brainy don’t be a quitter!!!
I am astonished to report that this story actually is in our Digital Library in a later action compilation, the monstrously-sized Action 373!
( the link below does work)
The Adventure with the Legion of Super-Heroes??
Haha
Of course the War between Supergirl and the Supermen Emergency Squad, the ones that use a tiny rocket ship!
Batman #133, from August 1960. Peak Silver Age Batman, with Bat-Mite, Ace the Bat-Hound and Batwoman all on the same cover, front and center, stealing the spotlight from Bruce and Dick. Plus, you’ve gotta love that puce background.
Oh, and this is the issue that introduced Kite-Man. 
