Suzanne De Nimes' latest

Very funny stuff. I love the old Golden Age '40s stuff. Recaps are a hoot.

I bet good ol' AMERICAN she-science was developing Unfeminazium just in case the Nazi's developed Femovium on their own. Or maybe Bimbofemovium - undectable from femovium except by AMERICAN she-scince - that we would "allow" fifth columnists or Nazi spies to steal. I can just see it: Hitler a hottie! Adolphia - Phia to "her" friends" - swooning over Frank Sinatra (in secret), flirting shamelessly with her SS bodyguards, and worrying more about a broken nail then what was happening on the Russian front.

GREAT JOB!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Working with Golden Age material is a lot more fun than I expected. In the Silver Age and beyond, the audience expects at least some thin semblance of accuracy when it comes to science, but you could put absolutely ludicrous stuff in a Golden Age story!

Jezzi, you raise some interesting points I hadn't considered! Jill can't be complacent about the Axis' own efforts to control Femavium! Sabotaging the first wave of Axis She-Sirs... could be an option!

Though I'd note that so far, Jill's understanding of the she-science of Femavium is still growing. Femavium seems to react differently to each subject. Jill Trent is the only person so far to develop girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 normal girls! As we see in the story, Amy's blood (with several transfusions of Man-Fluid) was ultra-ionized (giving her the flexibility of 45 ballerinas), but her girl-brain seems relatively normal, at least up to this point. She-science is still a developing field, where there's much to learn!

How would Hitler's brain react to femavium exposure? I wonder... I wonder....