FF #125: POLARIS

 X-babe Polaris gets a power upgrade for some reason I forget.

FF #124: NAMORA

 From 1948, Namora supplies some motion on the ocean.

FF #123: MISS AMERICA (1942)

 A rare punchout-scene from the first Miss America, who usually clobbered crooks with special powers.

FF #122: LADY SHIVA VS. CATWOMAN AND TALIA

Three of the most comely chicks in the Bat-cosmos, courtesy of Jim Lee, and arguably better than ever before.

 

FF #121: LADY RAWHIDE

 And here's yet more high-heeled hurt-mongering, this time from Lady Rawhide.

FF #120: KATO

 High kicking fun with Now Comics' female Kato.

FF #119: JEANIE JOHNSON

Timely Comics teen queen JEANIE beats up a gorilla who's actually her dad in disguise. He tries to shock Jeanie and her friends but he gets several "socks" instead of shocks.

FF #118: JUDY VS. MARY

 Alternately, "When Mary Punched Judy."

(Mary was the g/f of the original Daredevil, and Judy part of a crime-team called Punch-and-Judy-- no, I barely care myself...)

FF #117: IRENA DUBAYA

What word does the last name name "Dubaya"-- as in "W"-- connote?

"WOW," possibly?

FF #116: HUNTRESS (1977)

 The Earth-2 Huntress makes a smashing introduction to the Earth-1 Robin.

FF #115: GOLDEN GLIDER

 Glider unleashes "pills" that CAUSE headaches.

FF #114: FOXFIRE

 No comment needed here...

FF #113: ERIKA

 Forgotten tuffgirl ERIKA was the girlfriend of swashbuckler "The Pirate Prince." She sometimes fought in costume as "Black Mask," but here her only disguise is somehow changing from blonde to brunette in one page.

FF #112: DIAMOND LIL AND SHE-HULK

 Pretty short fight for two femme powerhouses...

FF #111: CAMILLA

 Jungle queen Camilla takes down a challenger (a black one, for once) to her jungle-queen throne.

FF #110: BATWOMAN

 In the third panel, a stony-faced Batman takes secret pleasure in seeing his bat-girlfriend beat up his ward.

Not really, but that's more interesting than the actual story.

FF #109: AMAZONA

 Only one appearance for "Amazona the Mighty Woman" in PLANET COMICS, though some think her an inspiration for the creation of another Amazon, Wonder Woman.

FF #108: WONDER GIRL (1965)

 Some intense pugilistics from Wonder Girl in her ponytailed phase.

FF #107: VICKY GRANT

 The male-and-female duo of the eighties DIAL H FOR HERO series usually transformed into diverse heroes to fight evil, but in this installment Vicky Grant gets to punch out villains in her own skin.

FF #106: THUVIA

 Since Edgar Rice Burroughs was no fan of fighting-women, you won't read about the prose Thuvia doing things like this WEIRD WORLDS comics-adaptation does.