Those of you who are
sensitive, or
easily put into comas or seizures, might want to avert your eyes from what comes next. Because, man, we are dipping back into the
'70s for this monstrosity:

I
did warn you. Let's go to the close-up,
Monstrobot:
Man. I mean, like,
wow. Uh,
Lois...did you ever think that the reason
Superman is running away from you just might have
something to do with that outfit you're wearing?? I mean,
good golly...no wonder they want to kill you!!
In fairness, the outfit Lois wears inside the actual story isn't
quite so hideous (not that that is saying much):

Don't let your guard down, troops: Lois has many more fashion flops that we'll be covering in future days. But this...this has got to be the worst, right?
Your bonus Superman panel of the day:
Superman with an eyepatch...there;s a concept I can get behind.
Lois' outfit, which resulted the addition of several articles to the Geneva Convention in order to ban torture by mod outfit, is from Lois Lane #120, 1972.
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