Back on the job, Bat Womyn (played by the gorgeous Hollywood) and Bat Gurl (played by the sultry Stacy Burke) convene back at the local bad-guys hangout. They encounter two goons who are up to no good and quickly open a can of super heroine whoop-ass on the bumbling buffoons, causing one of the cowardly crooks to flee and knocking the other one to the floor. The over-confident Maidens of Might stand over the fallen felon and taunt him, unaware that the other crook has circled back and is sneaking up behind them. The fiendish felon takes our heroines down with well placed bonks on the head. ...

Back on the job, Bat Womyn (played by the gorgeous Hollywood) and Bat Gurl (played by the sultry Stacy Burke) convene back at the local bad-guys hangout. They encounter two goons who are up to no good and quickly open a can of super heroine whoop-ass on the bumbling buffoons, causing one of the cowardly crooks to flee and knocking the other one to the floor. The over-confident Maidens of Might stand over the fallen felon and taunt him, unaware that the other crook has circled back and is sneaking up behind them. The fiendish felon takes our heroines down with well placed bonks on the head. The next thing they know our caped crime-busters find themselves in a perilous predicament, about to be turned into sheet music rolls for a player piano at the Old Villains’ Retirement Home. Holy sour note! Can it be, our intrepid heroines to be punctured into pressurized paper rolls to create musical medleys for the enjoyment of feeble former felons? We hope not!