FICTION HOUSE FEMMES

 No "catfights for two" between Sheena and MANGRA.

Fun with FUTURA.

Lissome LYSSA

DORNA dukes it out with dorks, and then with rival CLAUDIA.

Cover girl.

WARRIOR WOMEN OF WWII

 Here's LIBERTY BELLE.

SPITFIRE SANDERS.

And here's SALLY, gf to Wonder Boy, catfighting a hefty lady spy. 

MICHELLE MA BELLE LAYNIA

 Here's Dream Girl putting thugs in dreamland.

Villain Maria Gomez almost kicks the male hero's ass in RESIDENT EVIL: DEATH ISLAND.

Heroic KUINA from TOUGEN ANKI. (Not bad but the anime version is much better.)

MICHELLE LANIA

 

BLONDE BOMBFISTS

 From EXCALIBUR #5.

QUEENS' GAMBITS

Various scenes from SHEENA #2.

Disappointingly, "Black Orchid of Death" introduces competition for Sheena in the hot "Orchid Princess" Twan, but there's no final struggle between the two jungle queens: Twan just loses out on hunky Bob and kills her advisor in retaliation.

 

Solo Sheena.

Sheena helps an unnamed ruler of an unnamed tribe (so I'll just call her "The Native Queen" for my own reference) fend off the usurpation of her evil brother, whom the Queen stabs to death.

Finally, an artist must've got bored drawing hot jungle mamas, since for in "Claws of the Spotted Terror," the Leopard Queen Curso is a fugly lady, despite her crew of leopard men and trained leopards.

 

WESTWARD HOS

 I've remarked on OUROBOROS DREAMS that there are barely any noteworthy Native American characters in pop fiction, but a Belgian comic, SILVERARROW, featured a tough-and-ready Indian maiden named Moonbeam.

 

WESTWARD HOS

 Michelle Lania with "Two-Gun Lil" and "Kit West."

TENDERIZING COUSIN

 I don't know if you can really call The New Supergirl and the New Superboy "cousins," but she's definitely tenderizing him, even if no one will get the "Tendres Cousines" pun.