GOLD AND SILVER SADISM #4

 Ginka educates Yasuda in the vagaries of feminine preference.

And then she keeps him from getting his ass kicked, possibly so she can continuing kicking it herself.

GOLD AND SILVER SADISM #3

 The third adventure provides Yasuda with his first "two-fer."

First, Erika slaps him for peering too closely at her fun-bags,

After which Ginka punches him for doing his homework in Breast Groping 101.

GOLD AND SILVER SADISM #2

 Immediately after the goddess "splits" Erika into two girls with gold and silver hair respectively, Yasuda finds out that the silver one, later named "Ginka," is not particularly lady-like in her response to his intrusions. (Though the undivided Erika had the notion of beating his brains out with a rock, so the penchant for violence was not non-existent in the original matrix.)

LITTLE WILLIE WON'T GO HOME

 From WILLIE #5 (1948):

SHINE ON, SHEENA MOON

 

GOLD AND SILVER SADISM

 The manga KIN NO KANOJO GIN NO KANOJO-- translated in one reference to "Golden Girlfriend, Silver Girlfriend"-- focuses on the comical formula I've described elsewhere, in which a male's lustful attitude is constantly punished by female retaliations.

The first episode of KANOJO shows nervy male student Yasuda breaking into the "cloister" of rich girl Erika to declare his love despite the retinue of followers who usually surround the symbolic "princess." He manages to get Erika's attention before being tossed out by the followers.

Later that day, he soliloquizes about his plight at a local lake-temple. However, Erika comes there too, and she's unusually pissed off about being forced to remain in cloister her entire life. Yasuda interrupts her, she falls into the lake, and he just coincidentally pulls free her skirt trying to rescue Erika.

Then the chimerical deity of the lake decides that she's going to respond to Erika's conflict by splitting the girl into two exact copies of the original, except that now one has golden hair and the other, silver. This "solution" will in time force Yasuda to pay court to both damsels, and he will pay for his lustfulness again and again, even though no one can say he's a two-timer.

LETHAL LANA

 This scene comes from a routine SUPERBOY in which the Boy of Steel runs a scam to manipulate his sometimes girlfriend Lana Lang, who has some idea of using kryptonite to expose the hero's ID as Clark Kent. Superboy tries to mousetrap her with a fake version of the poisonous mineral, but by the whim of an author named Fate, she gets hold of the real thing and beans him with it.