Wonder Gurl (played by the sultry Stacy Burke) and Bat Gurl (played by the glamorous Cheryl “Lightning” Rusa) approach the front door of the L.O.D’s lair. They talk about how they are on the case because Bat Womyn & Wonder Womyn both took the day off and sent the two side-kicks in by themselves. They talk about how working with Bat Womyn and Wonder Womyn is like working for the same person before deciding to enter the premises. They encounter the villain on the phone talking to his boss. The buxom crime-busters assume the arrogant “hands on hips” pose and demand that he give himself up. The...

Wonder Gurl (played by the sultry Stacy Burke) and Bat Gurl (played by the glamorous Cheryl “Lightning” Rusa) approach the front door of the L.O.D’s lair. They talk about how they are on the case because Bat Womyn & Wonder Womyn both took the day off and sent the two side-kicks in by themselves. They talk about how working with Bat Womyn and Wonder Womyn is like working for the same person before deciding to enter the premises. They encounter the villain on the phone talking to his boss. The buxom crime-busters assume the arrogant “hands on hips” pose and demand that he give himself up. The villain refuses and disappears into thin air. The heroines look on in amazement as he re-appears behind them, then flees. The heroines take off in hot pursuit.

Wonder Gurl and Bat Gurl chase the villain into another room only to find that he is nowhere to be found. They confer for a minute when the bad guy re-appears and throws a net over them. The heroines drop to the floor as the net contracts and weighs them down. The trapped crime fighters struggle helplessly but can’t break free. Next the caped captives find themselves placed in a smoking vat, hands tied behind their backs, a rope around their waists binding them together. The villain blathers on about how they will be cooked like steamed pasta, then leaves. The heroines struggle until they finally break free and take off in pursuit of the malicious malefactor.