Other TG Comic Book "Heroines"

Finster, the Girl Wonder
Fanboy #5

When his precious copy of Batman #1 goes missing, Finster imagines himself as playing Robin next to the various versions of Batman who have appeared over the years. However, he also ends up playing the female Robin who appeared in Frank Miller's story, "The Dark Knight Returns."

A Man's Job
Weird Fantasy #12, Mar-Apr 1952

An old (but fun) story where we're introduced to a society where the men and women have reversed their roles.

Spartan (and a friend)
Wildcats #3

Well, I don't know if androids dream of electric sheep, but apparently some of them like to dress up like women and act like airheads, as we see Spartan do here in this issue of Wildcats. He even manages to get a Kherubim high lord to join in the fun. (But it's all in a good cause, of course.)

Baron Kitty and Karza Pryde
The X-Men and the Micronauts #1-4

In this four-part limited series, the X-Men and the Micronauts (yeah, I had all the toys, too ) team up to deal with a new "Entity" that threatens both their worlds. Early on, Kitty Pryde and the evil Baron Karza get their minds switched, and remain that way through most of the story.

This story also contains a short sequence where Professor X takes over the body of Mirage, one of the female New Mutants.

Halloween Jack
X-Force #92, X-Men 2099 #17

Here we have a couple of appearances of Halloween Jack, a rather deranged shapeshifter. (And the guy who begs the joke, "If you're the man of a thousand faces, how'd you end up with the one you've got?")

Desdemona and Lytton Synge
X-Men 2099 #19

In an interesting case of sibling co-dependence, the lovely Desdemona transforms her brother into a heavily muscled freak, then installs a "neurotech transmitter" into him that allows her to see through his eyes and control all his actions. (Interestingly, this happened during the same story arc as the Halloween Jack segment, above.)

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The Big X-Change
X-Men: Millennial Visions

In this one-shot book, various possible futures for the X-Men are suggested. A couple of them have gender changes, including one fun possibility where the entire team gets their genders reversed by a villainous monkey. (Hey, stranger things have happened to the team over the years...)

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Mortie
Mortie #1, Dec. 1952

A fun little story involving a poorly planned spy mission into a girls-only slumber party. The facade doesn't hold up for very long, but hey, any excuse to dress up and get paid six bits...

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Reess Kairn
Star Wars: The Bounty Hunters - Aurra Sing one-shot

A Star Wars story featuring the bounty hunter Aurra Sing. Here, she has been tasked to track down a rogue Jedi named Reess Kairn. However, she soon discovers that the mission is not all it appears to be.

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Clayface
Wonder Woman #160-161

Okay, first, you need to understand that Wonder Woman was fashioned out of clay. (No, really--it's part of this whole mythology they've cooked up for her. Just go with it.) Anyway, the villainous Clayface (who's also made of clay, natch) gets wind of this and decides that integrating Wonder Woman's clay with his own will give him a nice little power boost. To draw her out, he first impersonates Cheetah, and later, after his plan succeeds, he impersonates Wonder Woman herself.