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"The Super-Switch to New York": Supergirl undoes a twister threatening the campus, changes clothes quickly and heads to her office. She comes upon administrator Benjamin Pierce, who calls her on the carpet again for keeping odd hours. Linda reminds him that her contract says she makes her own ho

Quote1 Now you listen to me, Mister Pierce! If you want to fire me, do so! Quit spouting percentages and attendance records in my face! I don't have to stand being spoken to like this in my own office! Quote2
Supergirl

Superman Family #208 is an issue of the series Superman Family (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1981.

Synopsis for "The Super-Switch to New York"

Supergirl undoes a twister threatening the campus, changes clothes quickly and heads to her office. She comes upon administrator Benjamin Pierce, who calls her on the carpet again for keeping odd hours. Linda reminds him that her contract says she makes her own hours and no one has ever complained about her or her performance but him. The argument escalates until Pierce insults her in public, and she angrily quits, giving Pierce a piece of her mind in the process.

Peter Barton, overhearing Linda's tirade, perceives her acting and vocal talent and insists she apply for a job with the soap opera Secret Hearts, whose star, Linda Larue, is leaving. Linda Danvers feels conflicted about it, but after a talk with her cousin, applies for the role and gets the job.

This necessitates a move to New York, so, to ward off suspicions, she has Supergirl start operations in the Big Apple a few days before Linda moves. In that time, she tracks down and captures a terrorist bomber. Linda finally arrives in New York City and signs a contract with the producers of Secret Hearts.

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Synopsis for "The 5th Dimensional Hijack!"

Clark and Lois have taken a flight to Europe. On their way, Mr. Mxyzptlk tricks all passengers into telling his name backwards, and they are transported to the land of Zrfff. Mxyzptlk sends the crowd to the academy of research except Clark Kent, whom he sends in a bank of clouds. Clark takes advantage of it to change identities and flies in the royal palace where Lois has been brought into.

Superman eavesdrops Mxy telling that so funny like pestering Superman is, he gets back home for a rest during which he wants nothing around to remind him of the Kryptonian. Superman gets to gaslight the place and drive MXy crazy until he lets them go.

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Synopsis for "The Case of the Stolen Clock"

Morgan Edge wants Clark Kent to get him a rare radio-premium clock for his collection, but a rival from Edge’s boyhood wants it, too, and takes it at gunpoint.

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Synopsis for "Lois' Dream Scoop!"

A radio message received by Lois’s bridgework leads her to investigate a political bribery.

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Synopsis for "Mystery of the Missing Mail!"

Jimmy Olsen accepts a challenge from Morgan Edge’s niece Stephanie to find a mystery in a small town.

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