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 timetowaste85 wrote:
Good God, man! Think of the possibilities.

 timetowaste85 wrote:
But you could gain squirrel powers and become Squirrel Girl!!

Wake up a man in the morning, get bitten by squirrel, turn into a woman. Nope, can't see any downside.

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
That must be a parody or homage of this classic.

I can't believe how many rodents have a taste for men.

I'd guess one cover is a re-work of the other. I find it easy to believe both stories were actually published; there are three things I've learned from those magazines.

1: The Nazis had way, waaaay too much free time on their hands.
2: Until the late 70's, buttons were a very unreliable technology and would pop open at any sudden movement, especially on women's clothing.
3: Every single animal in the world, from lemmings to moose, is out to get us.