The first licensed products to appear were translations for overseas markets, some of which added new material. In 1992 Italian publisher Granata Press published "Maschiacce armate pesantemente" Tomboys and the two supplements "SuoCeR - Suore Centaure Rinnegate" and "PAPI - Pupe con Ali di Pipistrello dall'Inferno" on its role-playing games magazine Kaos, with new artwork by famed comic artist Giuseppe Palumbo and Romeo Gallo. In 1995 Nexus Editrice collected them in a book together with an additional adventure () and in 1996 Qualitygame released a small "Pochettravel EditionTM" with the MWWG original rulebook only [http://www.librogame.net/index.php/enciclopedia/editori-lista?view=bookdetail&bid=520. In 1994 Brazilian game company Devir Livraria Limitada released a Portuguese translation (Porter 1994b) titled "Mulheres Machonas Armadas até os Dentes" Women Armed to the Teeth. German publisher Spielzeit released an 84-page translation using the title "Macho Weiber Mit Dicken Kanonen" Broads with Big Guns. [http://www.drosi.de/systeme/macho_weiber.htm].