Wrestling Women in Fights Cat Fight Peerless Sales comics

Women in Fights, Volume Eight
An Original Anthology
derived from
multiple Peerless Sales and Triumph Studios publications
1960s and 1980s

optimized for ebook viewing

Comic stories show cantankerous cuties who contend with acquaintances, co-workers, and strangers. Bouts heat up a night club, corral, gymnasium, bar, dressing room, carnival, barn, street, boxing ring and homes.

Stories mix punching and grappling. Women challenge women in most contests, but in a few stories, men are also hit and pinned. Fights develop as revenge, in a dispute over a man, a brassiere, a betrayal, an insult, and for even less.

Combat pictures show kicks, punches, arm locks, arm twisting, throws. bites, scissoring legs, pins, flips, scratching, gouging, pinching and straddles. Clothing is torn, hair is pulled, noses and lips are bloodied. One story involves whips. Expect some nudity and face-sitting.

Panel-by-panel, the ebook presents 14 comic stories:

– The Blues Singer — Glen

– Gaucho Gals — Eneg

– Young Leather — Glen

– Fistic Femms — Eneg

– Bar Room Hassle — Stanton

– Slaughter on 7th Avenue — Saja

– Guest Who — Eneg

– Fighting Carny Girl

– Blondetta - Fightin' Friends – Eneg

– D-Cup of Fury — Saja

– Sinister Sisters — Glen

– Kitti Kane - Petticoat Patrol — Eneg

– No Rules Bitch Battle

– Enorma — Eneg

Brightness, contrast and levels were adjusted. Some panels appear with borders, some without. Some of the comics were drawn without panel borders.

All new scans.

Many of the paper pages consist of three and four panels. For the optimized ebook, each panel was placed on a separate page. In the layout of many pages, dialog balloons and narrative captions were re-positioned to permit presentation of characters at maximum height. The ebook consists mostly of pictures.

The ebook shows more than 200 illustrations of pulchritudinous punchers. Computer hardware, not image editing software, fills your monitor screen, reducing the need for zooming and scrolling. These presentation techniques show the toss-em, sock-em action of battling-babe comics up-close and boisterous with bodacious brawlers in testy tumult.

One optimized ebook, delivered by download from your 30th Street Graphics account.