SMOTHER LOVE

 Hero "Al Wayne" gets a rib-crushing welcome from his hot momma.

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."

A BEE IN HER BONNET

 In what might be called a "true crime of the West," "The Two Gun Gal" charts the rise and fall of tough gang-leader Jeanne Bonnet, seen here catfighting with a saloon girl named Lu-Lu.

  

ARCHIE ANTICS

 To wit: