FF #105: SHRINKING VIOLET

 Here we see Shrinking Violet, Growing Violent with a helpless femme named Charma.

FF #104: THE RED GUARDIAN

One of the best dust-ups of the short-lived "second Red Guardian" appears when she's in mufti, doling out pain to some kidnappers.

FF #103: PAT PATRIOT

 Pat Patriot, a fairly basic lady crimefighter, lasted ten issues of DAREDEVIL COMICS before being given the gate. But she had some fairly dynamic fights in that short run.

FF #102: NAMORITA

Now let's see here-- Namor rescues a girl whom he thinks is human (she's actually his cousin NAMORITA), claims that he's not moved by her looks ("the years of callow innocence"), but remarks upon her "pink and vibrant" flesh and calls her "fair Nereid" as he gives her mouth-to-mouth. Yeah, maybe not a total misunderstanding on Namorita's part

FF #101: MS. MARVEL (1977)

 Would the original Ms. Marvel have enjoyed a longer run if they'd started out with this cool costume design, instead of the scarf-adorned horror they started out with? Survey says, "Probably."

FF #100: LIBERTY BELLE (1973)

 One-shot Charlton heroine appeared in an issue of E-MAN, with art by the peerless Steve Ditko.

FF #99: KNOCKOUT

 

One of the best male-female fights in comics appears when Knockout makes her smashing introduction to Superboy in issue #2 of the hero's magazine-- even if the illo does show the amazon swinging a right cross, which somehow sends Superboy flying off in the wrong direction.

FF #98: JANIS LAWSON AND TARA OF THE JUNGLE

 Here's modern day jungle girl and her gal-pal Janis taking on various plug-uglies.

FF #97: ITCHY KOO

 The star of NINJA HIGH SCHOOL, the punny heroine Itchy Koo.